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We're renting a 4-bdrm house for $3200 a month in OC, and that's considered a deal. stopbush Jun 2019 #1
have you given up on buying a house in california ? JI7 Jun 2019 #3
We owned a house in Fresno. Ended up selling it in a short sale stopbush Jun 2019 #5
Where do you work? RHMerriman Jun 2019 #22
We live 30 miles south of Pomona. stopbush Jun 2019 #50
Pomona is undervalued generally, has some great neighborhoods, and is well placed to take RHMerriman Jun 2019 #60
Please be advised that people are still coming in. Iliyah Jun 2019 #2
yes, i'm referring more to those who leave for financial reasons and how the right wing make JI7 Jun 2019 #4
Brings to mind the old Yogi Berra quote TheFarseer Jun 2019 #6
Yup. See that spike for !990? 2naSalit Jun 2019 #7
I left in 1999. It was too expensive for a house. We went back east, though Southern California rusty quoin Jun 2019 #25
I hated it... 2naSalit Jun 2019 #43
This: shanti Jun 2019 #56
We could not afford to retire there, or anywhere on the West Coast dixiegrrrrl Jun 2019 #28
Just bought a half acre parcel near my family in Northern Mississippi Jake Stern Jun 2019 #31
When we were in SF, planning on retiring.. dixiegrrrrl Jun 2019 #55
Sounds like this little town Jake Stern Jun 2019 #59
Aren't high taxes customerserviceguy Jun 2019 #8
i wish i was paying the highest taxes in the state JI7 Jun 2019 #9
If you live in a high tax state customerserviceguy Jun 2019 #12
there are a lot of cheap food places in california. that's true of the US as a whole JI7 Jun 2019 #13
I've only been to CA once customerserviceguy Jun 2019 #14
It Iliyah Jun 2019 #10
Marianne, is that you? n/t customerserviceguy Jun 2019 #11
😂 LOL emmaverybo Jun 2019 #26
One of HRC's quotes Iliyah Jun 2019 #54
i can't go home again. barbtries Jun 2019 #15
I lived my whole life in the Bay Area leftieNanner Jun 2019 #16
We moved to Southern OR too from bay area marlakay Jun 2019 #35
Prop 13 dvan Jun 2019 #17
prop 13 fucked up a lot of things in the state for sure JI7 Jun 2019 #19
Sure did, like money for schools. BigmanPigman Jun 2019 #30
And changing hands as I understand it ArcticFox Jun 2019 #39
Mostly for businesses, though... Wounded Bear Jun 2019 #45
We bought in 82 for $82k..sold in 2016 for $315k SoCalDem Jun 2019 #58
Yep. Found that out in the 70s. moondust Jun 2019 #18
More people leaving LA and Orange counties than are moving in ripcord Jun 2019 #20
California IS the economic engine of the United States. roamer65 Jun 2019 #21
It also has one of the the highest income inequality.... former9thward Jun 2019 #61
Well, let me count the migrant workers: lambchopp59 Jun 2019 #23
Greed follows success and innovation and quickly gentrifies it. KY_EnviroGuy Jun 2019 #24
Southern California and my life, my wife and my children's were probably the happiest rusty quoin Jun 2019 #27
San Diego sucks! Traffic is really bad everywhere now too. BigmanPigman Jun 2019 #29
+1 2naSalit Jun 2019 #44
I was born and lived all my life in Los Angeles but I would move out Raine Jun 2019 #32
How to buiild more homes? manicdem Jun 2019 #33
it's the location itself that costs a lot. even a shitty house where it would be better JI7 Jun 2019 #34
That's the reason I left lunatica Jun 2019 #36
Bought a 3BR, 1B house on 2 1/2 acres procon Jun 2019 #37
My husband and I left Santa Monica in 1988 mnhtnbb Jun 2019 #38
I left LA to go to grad school in Oklahoma in 2004. a la izquierda Jun 2019 #40
I think maybe a good portion of the people that leave are retirees. Captain Stern Jun 2019 #41
Reading all this makes me realize that California is like a foreign country to me by now DFW Jun 2019 #42
Lots of good jobs in my field in CA (not even high tech) and I don't even consider them anymore. aikoaiko Jun 2019 #46
They're moving to Colorado... Hotler Jun 2019 #47
This message was self-deleted by its author shanti Jun 2019 #57
Property taxes in CA are killing first home buyers. BSdetect Jun 2019 #48
K&R ck4829 Jun 2019 #49
This may not be an entirely bad thing. We need more Progressives moving to other states like TX Yavin4 Jun 2019 #51
5th generation Californian here CountAllVotes Jun 2019 #52
My husband's family all moved out of California to Arizona because it was too expensive kimbutgar Jun 2019 #53
The people leaving are the ones paying the high taxes. former9thward Jun 2019 #62
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