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It's no wonder that high-earning individuals are moving into California. A few numbers I ran across on the web: - Bay Area economy is growing 3X (!!!) faster
by anthonyleecook 9y ago
It's no wonder that high-earning individuals are moving into California. A few numbers I ran across on the web:
- Bay Area economy is growing 3X (!!!) faster than average in US.
- Santa Clara region has an income average of $98,000, top 5 amonst the nation
- Average salary for Software Engineers for San Francisco is $210,000
This of course doesn't bode well for mid to lower income citizens, who now have to move out as far as antioch or stockton to afford a home. Bad for a family of 4, still doable for singles that can room with roommates near work. We really do need to have more housing in regions that are underdeveloped and soon will be served by the BART extension, google's building foray in downtown san jose, buildout in the caltrain stops between Redwood City and South San Francisco, etc.
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- thereare5lights 9y ago> - Average salary for Software Engineers for San Francisco is $210,000 Where did you get that figure?
- derwiki 9y ago> - Average salary for Software Engineers for San Francisco is $210,000 Curious where you got that? I looked at the Hired salary info yesterday, and it was far shy of that.
- anthonyleecook 9y agoI saw it here: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-average-starting-salary-for-a-software-engineer-with-a-BS-degree-in-San-Francisco-Bay-Area https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-average-starting-salary-fo... On second thought, this might not be accurate as there's no direct references. Indeed says senior software engineers is around $187,000 https://www.indeed.com/salaries/Computer+Programmer-Salaries,-San+Francisco+Bay+Area%2C+CA https://www.indeed.com/salaries/Computer+Programmer-Salaries...