It's worth mentioning: This isn't just causing people to flee. It's actively repelling people from moving there. (Personally, I've turned down job offers for ~

It's worth mentioning: This isn't just causing people to flee. It's actively repelling people from moving there. (Personally, I've turned down job offers for ~2x what I make now just so I don't have to endure today's rent prices, which I anticipate are only going to increase.) If you're in SF and you want better access to talent, consider a distributed team instead of expecting everyone to move to SF.