I did and am continuing to do the same thing. I ran a company in downtown SF. Employed about 25 people when I was there. They pulled eminent domain no us to p

I did and am continuing to do the same thing. I ran a company in downtown SF. Employed about 25 people when I was there. They pulled eminent domain no us to put up the new transbay terminal and infrastructure down town. We tried to find a decent replacement but couldn't. Eventually we gave up working and converted the entire company to remote work. Everyone preferred working from home. Some even bailed (like myself) and left SF. Some even went to Europe. SF is dead.. it's bittersweet like you said of course... but it's died and has been reborn many times. At least I don't have to smell shit and piss on the walk to work every day.