In San Francisco, a strategy for avoiding bidding wars on houses has been identified. It involves finding hidden value in properties that are not in high demand. This approach allows buyers to purchase homes without intense competition.
The concept is discussed in an article by The San Francisco Standard. Further details on this strategy can be found in the article, which explores the idea of uncovering value in less desirable homes to avoid bidding wars in the San Francisco market.
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