> I don't think the issues in NYC are comparable to SF. Huge parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn have very high rents, but the lower-middle class haven't been pric

> I don't think the issues in NYC are comparable to SF. Huge parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn have very high rents, but the lower-middle class haven't been priced out of the general area. I know many people who live in New Jersey, Long Island, upper Manhattan, and the other boroughs who have very reasonable housing expenses and commutes The equivalent "boroughs" of SF are Berkeley, Oakland, and South San Francisco. They are still reasonably priced...