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I’m not very familiar with SF and the Bay Area, but from what I have read about it my impression is that real estate in communities surrounding San Francisco an
by nkrisc 4y ago
I’m not very familiar with SF and the Bay Area, but from what I have read about it my impression is that real estate in communities surrounding San Francisco and the Bay Area in general have absolutely been affected by the real estate situation in SF and become more San Francisco-like in terms of housing prices.
Again, not from out that familiar with the area so maybe I’m off the mark here.
- bombcar 4y agoThey have - what I'm referring to is the older "city migrations" where if Chicago was "too big/expensive" then Detroit would come into its own. So instead of SF continuing to expand to engulf all of California, other cities in other areas would begin to grow. Somewhat this has happened - Redmond near Seattle, etc, but we haven't really had any "ground up" new cities that I can recall, they're all offshoots/suburbs of existing ones.