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eissa

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8. I'm in the Central Valley

Reply to Zeitghost (Reply #7)

Mon May 10, 2021, 05:54 PM

May 2021

And you're correct - prices in the San Joaquin and Stanislaus county areas have skyrocketed, mainly because those who work in the Bay Area can now do so remotely, and many are fleeing their exorbitant rents and buying here. But there are pockets between Fresno and Bakersfield, and north of Sacramento - areas outside of the SF/LA commuter drives -- that are still (comparatively) reasonable.

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California reports first yearly population decline in its history, a drop of more than 182K people [View all] ansible May 2021 OP

how can anything related to this trump-botched census be believed samnsara May 2021 #1

Cost of living in CA is insane, it's not hard to imagine why people are leaving ansible May 2021 #2

correct. WarGamer May 2021 #5

Yep. hunter May 2021 #10

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The number are likely correct, but the decline is likely short lived Johonny May 2021 #18

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I've mostly lived there since the 70's... except for work travel WarGamer May 2021 #4

Out of a population of about 12 million eissa May 2021 #6

The Central Valley Zeitghost May 2021 #7

I'm in the Central Valley eissa May 2021 #8

This is good news, I hope it continues. We have limited resources like water etc Raine May 2021 #9

Farmers drain far, far more water than people do ansible May 2021 #11

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