AI wealth is creating a 'mansion shortage' and upending San Francisco's housing market
At 1,600 square feet and an asking price of $2 million, it qualifies as entry level for families here and is a steal in the current market, said Paul Kitchen, a real estate agent with Compass brokerage.
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I am sick to fucking death of this shit.
I literally cannot function in us society now. Things need to somewhat at the least make sense.
If it's a tech job it can be done anywhere, no?
The really high-paying tech jobs typically require you to come into the office
Which is bizarre, the best engineers are basement dwellers
The highest paid people in tech are not engineers.
I don't think this stereotype is actually true.
I've found it to be true, but you're right, anecdotal evidence is not necessarily true.
Most can. But corporations don't want you to.
Not if it's a hardware job, no
Jesus, I just built a 1600 square foot house for 300k with a detached 600 square foot garage/shop.
In a place that is not competitive. San Francisco is extremely constrained geographically and cannot expand. Therefore there is great competition for those few resources that exist.
They'll be homeless in three years. Meanwhile, my apartment is pretty great.