The 20th Century was "abnormally stable" in SF, and they've got a long history of fairly regular ones. http://www.mercurynews.com/science/ci_25793975/quake-cluster...
> and much of the value of the property is in the land, not the structure
In a normal "selling my house" situation, sure. In a "good portion of the city got leveled" situation, not necessarily.
The 20th Century was "abnormally stable" in SF, and they've got a long history of fairly regular ones. http://www.mercurynews.com/science/ci_25793975/quake-cluster...
> and much of the value of the property is in the land, not the structure
In a normal "selling my house" situation, sure. In a "good portion of the city got leveled" situation, not necessarily.