Walkscore.com Ranks San Francisco As 2nd Best City to Live Car-Free After NYC (But Just By 1 Point! We Catching Up!)

I've increasingly seen my clients pay a premium to be close to things to do, eateries, amenities and just life! (especially my Millenial and baby boomers clients). No one wants to drive 20 minutes just to get a latte!  Now there's proof from Walkscore.com

From WALKSCORE.COM: 
Living Near Public Transit

There’s growing evidence that buying a house or renting an apartment near public transit is a smart idea.

• First, it’s likely a better investment.  The National Association of Realtors found that home values performed 42% better when they were located near public transit1.  In Boston, a recent study showed that home prices near public transit outperformed the region by 129%2.
• Living near public transit saves you money. The average American spends $9,859 per year on their car3. Did you know this is the equivalent of a $135,000 mortgage?!  Transportation is the second largest expense for American households4.
• And living near good public transit might just make you happier5 — after all, nobody likes being stuck in traffic.

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