I work in tech and worry that I fit the Silicon Vally stereotype too neatly (chia breakfast pudding followed by a drive in the electric car to yoga???)

My partner (investment real estate professional) and I are also investor ourselves and own a few brand new construction multi and singles in the tech boom Silicon Slopes area, and it has been pretty successful.Anyway, I am doing some research on the types and demographic of different renters in different types of neighborhood.Will you guys help me by sharing your BEST and WORST experience?  

Compared to other international cities, its actually underpriced and will eventually catch up. http://www.financialsamurai.com/the-cheapest-inter...2) Jobs: San Francisco is part of Silicon Valley and is home to startups and established tech companies (SalesForce, AirBnb, Uber etc). 10 years ago, if you worked in tech, you worked in the South Bay and lived in SF.

San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Boston, DC, NY, etc.).  

This has been the norm in CA for a number of years now, seems to be slowing a little now that the median home price is over $1 million, in silicon valley.  

Pittsburgh is growing and developing exponentially especially with major companies like Uber, Amazon, Apple, Autodesk and Google setting up "silicon valley" type shops here.

I am in Silicon Valley where most application developers make ~$130K+ plus lots of stock options. 

Hello,I'm 30yo, from CA (silicon valley currently), with a net worth of ~500k$ and no debt.

I personally know little about the TN area and assume everything outside of Silicon Valley is affordable.

I'd be glad to try to help you with any info you'd be interested in out here in the San Jose/Silicon Valley area.