Is San Francisco Finally Turning Around?

1 Aug 2025 · 1 min
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Austin Klar explains that roughly 70,000 residents—about 10% of San Francisco’s population—fled the city during the pandemic years (2020‑2022) as crime rose, tourism declined, retail suffered, and remote work reduced the need to live near offices. This mass outflow has now stalled, with a new wave of domestic migration returning from states such as Florida, Texas, and North Carolina, as well as international arrivals. Klar argues that this inbound movement is reshaping the local real estate market, creating opportunities for buyers and sellers. He invites viewers to comment “video” for a link to a detailed YouTube breakdown of the five‑year population trends and promises to provide ongoing Bay Area real‑estate updates.

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