Well, SF has definitely chosen the "preserve" option. Of course, the result of that (in the face of increasing demand) is ridiculous prices.
Oddly enough south san francisco still seems to be fairly expensive, especially along the decent public transit lines. Assuming you're commuting to the city every day, you are trading say, an extra hour or two a day in commuting time for cheaper rent.
Oddly enough south san francisco still seems to be fairly expensive, especially along the decent public transit lines. Assuming you're commuting to the city every day, you are trading say, an extra hour or two a day in commuting time for cheaper rent.