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> Last I checked, they still have public roads, water, sewer, and schools. Sure. But depending on where you land, you can avoid HOAs, architectural design revi
by stickfigure 5y ago
> Last I checked, they still have public roads, water, sewer, and schools.
Sure. But depending on where you land, you can avoid HOAs, architectural design review boards, neighbor comment periods, 24-month permit delays, EIRs, etc. The red tape ("community involvement", if you prefer) involved in living in a city like SF is nothing like what it is in the suburbs, not even the crazy Stepford ones like Irvine.