> Part of the reason people WANT to live there is because they aren't full of skyscrapers and megacorporations. > When I see a stone church that has stood for 2

> Part of the reason people WANT to live there is because they aren't full of skyscrapers and megacorporations. > When I see a stone church that has stood for 200 years in a city, I think it's priceless. I think that actually there are megacorporations in SF (or within commuting distance in the Valley), and they are the reasons people want to live here. I see no less than 6 historic churches out of my window in a historic city in Poland, and yet rent is $300 a month and no one wants to move here. Why? No megacorporations.