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Seattle? You can also land a job working remotely, and live whereever you please.

• xfour 8y ago
  I hear Seattle has gotten just as expensive as SF not true? Remote is interesting for sure. The rise of companies like Buffer and I believe the Wordpress company is 100% remote. Definitely solves half my issue also looking for somewhere actually nice to live.
  • guitarbill 8y ago
    Seattle should be okay if you already have a partner. Everywhere is growing insanely, but there's still affordable property out there (e.g. north) if you don't mind an awful commute, or are willing to do park & ride/public transport. With the growth rate, those communities will become really lively/ruined, too (depends on your PoV). Could be worth waiting until HQ2 is announced though. Families won't necessarily be interested moving, but there's enough people around who'll make the jump, which maybe helps with prices? Who knows.
  • gcampos 8y ago
    Seattle is expensive, but not near as much as SF. I actually think here is one of the best places to leave. You can find SV level paychecks, no income tax, and housing for half of the price!
    • edoceo 8y ago
      Also, 45 minutes out of the city core (light traffic) gets real affordable compared to in-city. If you can bus or commute off-hours it can work.