San Francisco's housing market is booming with a 9% rise in home sales and a 6% increase in median prices, driven by AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic creating wealth and attracting highly paid workers. In contrast, Seattle's market is cooling, with a 9% drop in sales and a 4% decline in median prices due to tech layoffs and economic uncertainty dampening buyer confidence. San Francisco's low inventory and luxury market strength contrast with Seattle's rising inventory and cautious buyers. The divergent trends reflect the differing impacts of AI on local tech economies, with San Francisco benefiting from an AI-driven wealth surge while Seattle faces restructuring and weaker demand.
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