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To each their own, but I suspect that some of those leaving may discover that the cultural and culinary options of, say, Lake Tahoe don't really measure up to S
by microtherion 6y ago
To each their own, but I suspect that some of those leaving may discover that the cultural and culinary options of, say, Lake Tahoe don't really measure up to San Francisco.
As for Reno, I've never hear there, but I hear that the primary source of entertainment there is to shoot a man just to watch them die…
- bdcravens 6y agoLike many things in life, it's a cost/benefit analysis. Moreover, those cultural and culinary options don't exist in a bubble. Supply is a product of demand.
- microtherion 6y agoYes, but I don't think there will ever be sufficient demand density out there.
- bdcravens 6y agoQuite possible, but I suspect that as time goes on, areas like SF may not have as much to offer as in years past.
- microtherion 6y agoI may have misunderstood your earlier remark. I thought you meant that the infrastructure in Lake Tahoe would improve, not that the one in SF would decline. I agree that the latter is possible, but I'm inclined to think that there will remain enough demand. My impression is that the housing boom in SF predates the jobs boom (people worked in the south bay, and just preferred living in SF).