Anonymous
Post 12/12/2018 11:04     Subject: Bay Area housing price

Because the early employees of those companies with stock options are cashing in stock and buying the houses in Mtn. View, Cupertino, etc. My sibling did that--joined one of the big ones 10 plus years ago out of college.

People getting hired now by the big companies in "normal jobs" aren't really going to be able to do that, unless they are super-in-demand.

Anonymous
Post 12/12/2018 10:59     Subject: Re:Bay Area housing price


WTF? Are you daft? Fall spring is great, summer at the pools, and maybe some cozy winter months if you don’t like snow.

Anyways, people in Bay Area spent plenty of time indoors working long hours to pay their mortgages


This is hilarious! I have lived in both D.C. and SF. Correct, Fall and Spring for a total of four months are lovely. Bay Area is soooo much better overall.
Anonymous
Post 12/12/2018 06:48     Subject: Re:Bay Area housing price

Anonymous wrote:

Also, most homes there are under 1800sqft, all for $1.5mil+


Yes, but you also don't need to spend eight months out of the year indoors.


WTF? Are you daft? Fall spring is great, summer at the pools, and maybe some cozy winter months if you don’t like snow.

Anyways, people in Bay Area spent plenty of time indoors working long hours to pay their mortgages
Anonymous
Post 11/20/2018 13:33     Subject: Re:Bay Area housing price

Anonymous wrote:

Also, most homes there are under 1800sqft, all for $1.5mil+


Yes, but you also don't need to spend eight months out of the year indoors.

True... I miss being able to go for a walk, to the park, having a bbq 365 days/year, though not recently with all the fires.
Anonymous
Post 11/20/2018 13:25     Subject: Re:Bay Area housing price


Also, most homes there are under 1800sqft, all for $1.5mil+


Yes, but you also don't need to spend eight months out of the year indoors.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2018 17:21     Subject: Bay Area housing price

Also, most homes there are under 1800sqft, all for $1.5mil+
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2018 14:21     Subject: Re:Bay Area housing price

yep.. that's why we move out of there. Not worth it when you have school aged kids as the public schools are severely underfunded (some districts asking for $1500/child per year for things like art and PE), trying to save for retirement and college. And we were making $350K. Most people there are now slaves to their mortgages. We didn't want that.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2018 14:02     Subject: Re:Bay Area housing price

Welcome to the 2-hour commute.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2018 14:00     Subject: Bay Area housing price

Was looking a bit after getting some offers from some tech firms. How on earth do people buy houses in that market? A 10,000 sft lot is like 2 million alone in PALO alto, Cupertino or Mountain View. Anything above 3k sft is automatically 3 million plus.