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SF has a net commuter inflow so it's better characterized as the peninsular becoming more like SF when it used to be more like SJ.
by laurencerowe 10y ago
SF has a net commuter inflow so it's better characterized as the peninsular becoming more like SF when it used to be more like SJ.
- ptaipale 10y agoIndeed. If there are more jobs than apartments in SF, and more people commuting to SF than from SF, it doesn't sound like "the entire peninsula dumps their housing problem onto sf"; it's rather the other way round.
- BurningFrog 10y agoBut there is also vastly more jobs than apartments on the peninsula. I think it's the East Bay and Deep South Bay that gets "dumped on". The fact that it's seen as a burden/sacrifice for a city/region to provide housing tells you a lot about what's wrong with California.