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As a former Oaklander, I take offense at your statement. :-) Oakland exists as an industrial hub. Emeryville, on the other hand, exists as a suburb of San Fr
by georgieporgie 14y ago
As a former Oaklander, I take offense at your statement. :-)
Oakland exists as an industrial hub. Emeryville, on the other hand, exists as a suburb of San Francisco (though I think that with recent business expansion, it's becoming its own city). As far as I know, this is still the case, and more people live and work in Oakland than live in Oakland and commute into SF.
- mlinksva 14y agoEmeryville is a small employment hub, per http://www.census.gov/hhes/commuting/data/daytimepop.html http://www.census.gov/hhes/commuting/data/daytimepop.html Employment/residence ratios Emeryville 4.36 San Francisco 1.40 Oakland 1.06 and a few others FWIW Berkeley 1.30 Dublin 1.05 Mountain View 1.47 Palo Alto 2.54 San Jose 0.88 (qualifying it as largest suburb in the US, IMO)