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The weather and cost situation isn't that much better in Boston, but it is definitely more commutable than SF. Personally I would eschew megalopolises all toge
by salesguy222 10y ago
The weather and cost situation isn't that much better in Boston, but it is definitely more commutable than SF.
Personally I would eschew megalopolises all together!
- MegaButts 10y agoI think this will vary for a lot of people, but I live in the outer sunset area in San Francisco where there is little traffic, free parking, numerous uncrowded parks, and I live in a house with a yard instead of an apartment. It takes me ~30 minutes to get downtown for work, door to door, using public transportation. Oh - and there's almost no crime here. Personally I enjoy this part of the city. It seems better in most ways and it's far cheaper. I would hate living downtown as I have a large dog. I admittedly was incredibly lucky in finding this place (moving to a city with a large dog reduces your options by an order of magnitude), but it's been great. It seems most of my friends have tiny apartments and numerous roommates, and my girlfriend and I honestly have more space than we know what to do with - and we (usually) pay less money than them. I do miss snow though.