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Not sure what NYC comparison you're referring to.

The chart was simply an observation that SF isn't "pulling away" from Los Angeles and San Diego, since their percentage movements are very similar. I.e., if there were something unique to SF that significantly affected prices (crazy laws, etc) it would follow that prices should rise faster than in other big California coastal cities.



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