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It's hard for many people to leave. They already built a life and probably like it in SF. But that's not the key factor. The key factor is how many new people w
by tinyhouse 6y ago
It's hard for many people to leave. They already built a life and probably like it in SF. But that's not the key factor. The key factor is how many new people will move in to SF in the next few years. That's a number that would be highly impacted by remote work. I don't know anything about SF but I assume it's a nice place to live. The weather is not bad, there are great universities in the area, etc. Hence it's likely that we won't see any huge drop in demand. But we're likely to see some drop in the next few years. In all major tech hubs.