If you had to buy a townhouse/sfh this year - would you go for San Ramon or Sunnyvale?
Since COVID lots folks moved/bought in Contra Costa county, so house appreciation was like 80% in 2 years.
Santa Clara county house appreciation was like 20%
It seems if there is a correction and once offices open - Contra Costa might drop?
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If RTO happens at some point down the line, commute from San Ramon and East bay can be terrible.
Shuttle buses sort of make commute less of a hassle. My day started when I logged in from the shuttle.
You get used to it. Anyways proximity to work seems less of a issue with with more WFH days per week being the norm even after RTO.
did you had to do 1.5 hour commute before COVID?
I used to do Oakland - Sunnyvale commute for 4 years before COVID. Once COVID hit it was a blessing. Now I think I can’t stand commute anymore and want move to Sunnyvale