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If Full House were Done in the 2020’s

 Back in the late 1980’s to the mid 1990’s there were sitcoms like Full House that were oriented towards families on a Friday Night. I especially remember the time when the writers used core cities as its setting and had characters who had some wit with them. Yes the characters won’t work today like it did in the area when it was originally filmed. Some of the plotlines won’t work today too given how culture and customs has changed in the past 40 years. In this case we will focus on location.

One the median price for a home in places like San Francisco where Full House was set would be at $1,234,246 as of 2023. Also in able to live in places like San Francisco you would need to work at a Venture Capitalist operation given it is one of the main industries in the city. Back when the show was done it was likely that the average middle class family could live in the city. Today in able for an average middle class family that Full House wants to portray on TV to live they would most likely live in places like Vallejo, Fairfield, Suisun City, Vacaville and Dixon with the average is $550k given that this location where lower and middle class people are most likely to live in Northern California given that the core cities are too expensive to live in. The characters would have to be families in split status like some of the family members would commute to the Bay Area and others would commute to the Sacramento area for job reasons and still make their situation manageable. Yes one can argue if Full House were to happen today it would be in different parts of the country. All in all its about life having to be different like how this is being described. All one has to do is read the post on solanoedc website seen here. Here is one of them.

Billionaires want to build a new city in Solano County. Here's what we locals want
Solano County is known as SF Bay Area's trade corridor for goods and services. Solano County is emerging as a desired…solanoedc.org

Yet Vallejo, and Solano County in general, is being reborn as a refuge for BIPOC people who have been displaced from Oakland, San Francisco, Emeryville, Richmond and every other part of the Bay Area where planning decisions have been deployed with little forethought to the unintended consequences for the local population. As we have seen across the Bay Area for the past 25 years, when long-time residents can no longer afford to stay and enjoy the cleaner, safer, more prosperous version of what used to be their home, they are displaced.

Vallejo Home Values
The typical home value of homes in Vallejo CA is $530,162. Vallejo CA home values have gone down 0.0% over the past…www.zillow.comSan Francisco Home Values
The typical home value of homes in San Francisco CA is $1,234,246. San Francisco CA home values have gone down 6.4%…www.zillow.comTracy Home Values
The typical home value of homes in Tracy CA is $753,541. Tracy CA home values have gone down 1.9% over the past year.www.zillow.comSolano County Home Values
The typical home value of homes in Solano County CA is $571,226. Solano County CA home values have gone down 0.8% over…www.zillow.comVacaville Home Values
The typical home value of homes in Vacaville CA is $595,536. Vacaville CA home values have gone down 1.0% over the past…www.zillow.comFairfield Home Values
The typical home value of homes in Fairfield CA is $600,258. Fairfield CA home values have gone down 0.7% over the past…www.zillow.comSuisun City Home Values
The typical home value of homes in Suisun City CA is $532,232. Suisun City CA home values have gone down 1.0% over the…www.zillow.comSan Jose Home Values
The typical home value of homes in San Jose CA is $1,316,960. San Jose CA home values have gone up 5.3% over the past…www.zillow.com




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