Toby Howell

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Then AI money is breaking the SF housing market.

It's Thursday, May 28th.

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One other side effect of off-campus doing so well is that J-Lo's iconic green dress is back in the zeitgeist because one of the characters played by Mika Abdallah wears it in a scene.

And here's my fun fact about J-Lo's Versace green dress.

It led to the creation of Google Images.

This is from Google's CEO at the time, Eric Schmidt, who said, people wanted more than just text.

That first became apparent after the 2000 Grammy Awards where Jennifer Lopez wore a green dress that, well, caught the world's attention.

At the time, it was the most popular search query we had ever seen.

So they made an image search function.

Now it's coming full circle as Abdallah wore it off campus and turned it into one of Amazon's most popular shows of all time.

If you don't know the dress I'm talking about, use the house that J-Lo built to go look it up.

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If you've ever wanted to live in San Francisco, you probably have a better chance of tackling Christian McCaffrey in the open field than affording a nice home there.

Luxury home prices in the Bay Area, defined as those that cost between $3 and $7 million, have jumped 13.4% since the launch of ChatGBT in 2022.

However, if your trashcan isn't hidden behind ornate cabinetry, you probably wouldn't know it.

Lower end Bay Area home prices actually fell 3.8% over the same period.

The two markets used to move relatively in lockstep, but now that AI money has rolled in, it is totally throwing things out of whack.