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That's what happens when you don't allow population density to grow to its equilibrium state. An overpriced, congested city, with absolutely no culture, as the
by nicodjimenez 8y ago
That's what happens when you don't allow population density to grow to its equilibrium state. An overpriced, congested city, with absolutely no culture, as the only people who can justify living in SF are basically engineers, designers, and marketing people at tech companies. People living on a dime trying to do something interesting (art, tech, music, ...) is what gives cities their characters. When you take that away, you get a homogeneous group of people making between 100k and 200k a year who think about nothing other than money.
- jpao79 8y agoI've always thought it would be cool to create a site which matched people living on a dime trying to do something interesting (art, tech, music, ...) with cities/suburbs (i.e. urban development organizations) looking to diversify and grow a culture scene. Like Sacramento/Gilroy/Detroit/Yakima. Sort of like an Airbnb but matching cities/towns and culture makers wanting permanent, low cost housing.
- anonymous5133 8y agoNo worries about that because you can always find an underemployed traveling artist willing to live in their van to score some gigs in sf.