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It would be interesting to see what the trends are for "spreading" decentralization. I still live near enough to San Francisco / San Jose that I can go to the
by outside1234 4y ago
It would be interesting to see what the trends are for "spreading" decentralization.
I still live near enough to San Francisco / San Jose that I can go to the office if needed once every few weeks -- but far enough away that I have a much better quality of like (Santa Cruz). I can't help but think I am not alone in that.
- zucked 4y agoI suspect the housing data would support this theory. While the 90's and early oughts marked an inflow of people and investment into the city cores, the last two/three years seems to have reversed that and sent people scurrying into the suburbs and exurbs. If your commute needs are sporadic at best, the quality of life is going to be (perceived to be) higher in single family houses, even if you're an hour or two from the "office".