What a Tech Downturn Means for San Francisco Housing

The video discusses the interconnectedness of the tech and housing markets, highlighting how a tech downturn now affects the entire US economy. It reflects on the tech bubble, noting a deflation in tech stocks and housing prices. The speaker explains that while housing prices are softening, a significant drop is unlikely due to affordability. Redfin's strategy in this changing market is also explored, emphasizing its focus on young, tech-friendly demographics and potential public market advantages.

In what ways are buyers' attitudes towards home purchasing changing?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of tech companies in relation to public and private markets?