The Bay Area’s highly paid tech workers are giving up on San Francisco. In this new era of remote work, some are moving to places where the homes are cheaper and the taxes lower. “I’ll live like a king.”
For years there’s been talk of a potential exodus from the San Francisco Bay Area, spurred by the exorbitant cost of living and long, slogging commutes. But before coronavirus, leaving the area meant walking away from some of the best-paying and most prestigious jobs in America.
There are signs the exodus is finally happening. Silicon Valley, America’s signature hub of innovation, may never be the same.
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