Where in the north Bay area is it reasonable $$ to live?
02-25-2002, 12:40 PM
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How "north" - Fairfield/Vacaville where I live is the least expensive place in the Bay Area
Median Housing cost is about $250k - with most new homes in the $300k range. These homes are twice the price in the rest of the Bay Area.
02-25-2002, 12:48 PM
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Well, I've got a potential job possibility that would make SF & the northern counties my territory.
I found a webpage that makes the Sunset and Richmond Districts seem reasonable.
We would definitely have to rent something first. Need to park 2 cars and have 2 dogs and a cat.
Oh, and the TTR and the Expedition will go and be replaced by an allroad.
We would definitely have to rent something first. Need to park 2 cars and have 2 dogs and a cat.
Oh, and the TTR and the Expedition will go and be replaced by an allroad.
02-25-2002, 01:21 PM
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From my recollection either way north or way east...
For housing comparable to most normal places in the country, you'd probably be looking at Tracy; the good news is that since things get less seismically active that far east your house will probably be OK should either the San Andreas or Hayward faults let go in a big way (you won't be able to <i>get</i> there if you're in the Bay Area at the time, but...)
