@Mark H PorterLaura and I moved to Greenville SC about 5 years ago from the San Francisco Peninsula Silicon Valley and LOVE IT HERE.

W A Y back in the '90s, my SRF was rented and guaranteed by a Corp in Silicon Valley - - and it wasn't event furnished. 

Not to mention that Colorado is said to be 'the next silicon valley', so lot's of companies are relocating/bringing their employees out every month. 

Under no circumstances let them mount to the roof - they drill straight through the shingles and (if you're lucky) put a dab of silicone caulk on there to try to stop the water intrusion.

We invested in SF in Silicon Valley for 30 years.

It was a 5 hour drive or quick flight if I planned ahead, which wasn't always convenient, but I could get there the same day if I needed to. 3) You don't need to wait for the next silicone valley to sprout up in the Midwest or for a high tech economy to emerge from the hills and hollers of West Virginia and East Kentucky.

There is enough office space in Silicon Valley to absorb all the growth since many companies don't need as much office space anymore

We rented this house to a silicon valley exec recently, his kids are in Waldorf school too so they really appreciated how the TV was hidden away.

This is just another Silicon Valley Bank/First Republic Bank-related issue.

If you want an example of a fifth ring of hell here on planet Earth, have a project with the building and planning dept in San Mateo Co (Silicon Valley).