Jesse Powell on Twitter: "COVID only accelerated the inevitable for SF. Budget shortfall ~$1.7b for 2020. I would not want to own real estate in the city right now. Many people moving to SoCal for higher QoL and out of state for sane taxes. Prepare for carnage. My take 18mos ago: https://t.co/XYW2P8bclN" / Twitter

COVID only accelerated the inevitable for SF. Budget shortfall ~$1.7b for 2020. I would not want to own real estate in the city right now. Many people moving to SoCal for higher QoL and out of state for sane taxes. Prepare for carnage. My take 18mos ago: medium.com/@jespow/the-ri

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Which becomes a loop (I hate the phrase death spiral) if SF loses top conferences.

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Poorly run government let the city decay into filth even WITH full funding. Guess how bad it’s gonna be with budget cuts due to no sales tax revenues? Sad.

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I feel like Seattle is in the same boat. Sooner than later though.

Wolfhodl

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When Kraken will be doing the same? the Bay Area is overrated man.

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Well it was overpriced...

Shadowy Super Coder-Psychopath

@scottwalker99

May 18, 2020

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@jespow

Couldnt happen to a better run state....

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man, Dorsey is such a stud

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That was indeed a spot on analysis.

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So where will you move Kraken to Nevada? or Texas. I am already planing my move. San Diego is as close as I get to staying in Ca. The future is remote. Customer service can be remote- coding/office essential can be relocated. Efficiency is everything

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Juan E Cash

@omar_ortiz21

May 19, 2020

PS No skin in the tech sector Just think it’s a toxic environment

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