> Which in turn makes many employees prefer employers located in industrial parks outside of cities. So basically silicon valley which is one of the highest co

> Which in turn makes many employees prefer employers located in industrial parks outside of cities. So basically silicon valley which is one of the highest cost of living places these days and has terrible traffic? I don't live there, but the hub (city) and spoke (suburb) model seems to scale much better than the point to point where jobs and homes are distributed everywhere like silicon valley and thus everyone has to drive.