I'm curious how you think this is going to play out. Obviously it seems like house and apartment prices in SF city will suffer, but do you think we'll see a jum

I'm curious how you think this is going to play out. Obviously it seems like house and apartment prices in SF city will suffer, but do you think we'll see a jump in house prices on the peninsula and in the suburbs like east bay? We rent in east bay and I consider ourselves fortunate to have a yard and a pool. I can only imagine that it will become more desirable to live in suburbia than in the city, but it sure would be nice if a lot of people leave the bay area entirely to help the housing demand get down to a reasonable level, at which prices can start to get back to normal.