California dream seems dead now
"Net exits from San Francisco in the last nine months of 2020 increased nearly 650% compared with the same period in 2019 — from 5,200 net exits to 38,800."https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-03-04/california-exodus-san-francisco-migration …
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They're all moving to Austin or Miami.
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Article literary saying they're mainly staying in CA
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Also think of net net worth change. Just Elon is huge
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Just depends on which households... 150,000 HH's represent ~50% of all California tax revenues. SF has much higher wealth concentration. So if the wrong ones leave, SF's tax base and finances are wrecked. https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/04/california-high-state-taxes-obsessive-collectors/ …pic.twitter.com/4wxbzICuR9
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If anybody is wondering why the lawmakers do what the top 1% want every time. This stat should be a useful reference.
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I'm guessing this isn't affecting YC much...
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A lot of homes and tiny apartments in SF were packed with tech workers. No reason to pay thousands of dollars a month to share a home with several different people if you can work remotely. Closing all of the fun things and releasing criminals also probably had an impact.
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Yeah CA is amazing but SF is not great. Many better cities across the state.
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No way! How it could be! With all that "nice" prices for the living there ! :-]
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