> Once again, if your statement was true, people wouldn't be moving to NYC, or SF, for the highly paid jobs. adjusted wages for rent is not the only considerat

> Once again, if your statement was true, people wouldn't be moving to NYC, or SF, for the highly paid jobs. adjusted wages for rent is not the only consideration. cities have far more amenities, which are beyond the scope of the discussion. it's simply a fact, however, that if you're simply looking at square footage, rent, and wage, the densest cities in the united states do not give you the highest wages. there's really no point in arguing about it, you can go look for yourself.