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Really shocking for both cities...just deposits...I'm on a Statistical mission...LOL... I may check total Banking Assets next.......I'm using the newest edition of The State And Metropolitan Area Statistical Tables! More DATA than you can shake a stick at...LOL.
Really shocking for both cities...just deposits...I'm on a Statistical mission...LOL... I may check total Banking Assets next.......I'm using the newest edition of The State And Metropolitan Area Statistical Tables! More DATA than you can shake a stick at...LOL.
now apply all your "interesting" stats to those numbers.. and what it means when philly has almost twice as many people yet your "stats" are almost identical
There are abandoned homes in Philadelphia that have been that way for 50 years. That would never happen in San Francisco because of the value of Real Estate. There people will pay $750,000 just to buy a lot and tear down the house.
I agree with your overall premise but FWIW here is a house in Philly(Bryn Mawr) that somebody paid $6 M for and is going to be a tear down. There is quite a bit of contoversy as its about to be demolished but was the last work(1929) of the prestigious architect Addison Mizner(spanish gothic). In its place will be a 10,000 sq ft mcmansion.
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