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Around 2010 and before SF was very attractive. The southbay were where most jobs were located but everyone wanted to live in the city. That's what caused a huge
by deltaonefour 4y ago
Around 2010 and before SF was very attractive. The southbay were where most jobs were located but everyone wanted to live in the city. That's what caused a huge amount of companies and startups to move to SF.
The influx of techies, however, changed the city. And SF soon became what it is today.
- onetokeoverthe 4y agoThe ahistorical techies destroyed sf by 2000. Sf became techietown in 2000. Instead of primarily being an alt culture capital. It became "a place to work".
- deltaonefour 4y agoNo. It started in 2000 and proceeded into 2010 where around 2010 and before it became noticeable. By the mid 2010s it reached it's peak. Prior to 2010 and a little after it was more than a place to work. It was a place where all techies wanted to live; but not because of work. Because they loved the city. That's why those shuttles from SF to mountain view google exist. Too many googlers wanted to live in SF and work in MTV.