Disparity in Departure: Who Leaves the Bay Area and Where Do They Go?
Published On October 30, 2018
Authors: Issi Romem and Elizabeth Kneebone
Release Date: October 2018
This study was published jointly by BuildZoom and is available on their blog here.
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Study says poor Bay Area expats stay in California, wealthy leave in Curbed
Report: Where the rich and the poor move when they leave the Bay Area in SFGate
Here’s how growing income disparity in changing the Bay Area in the Mercury News
Where do Bay Area exiles move? Depends on Income in the San Francisco Business Times
If people are fleeing Silicon Valley, why is the population growing? And what’s it mean? in the SV Business Times
Who are those Bay Area transplants in the Central Valley? Meet the barista next door in the Sacramento Bee
The Bay Area Has Growing Disparity. More Housing In The Right Places Would Help in BisNow
Luxury Apartments Totally Dominate the Rental Market on CBS Moneywatch
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