Put caulk or silicone to seal up the gap.

Located in the heart of Silicon Beach.

Tesla could be leaving its longtime Silicon Valley home for Austin, Texas, a city that has attracted a flood of tech companies and remote workers over the last year and a half.

Silicon Valley will obviously always be the center of technology and innovation, but that doesn't mean other cities can't experience a tech boom either.

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And then there's the law of unintended consequences - - the businesses who no longer make money because of the tax will shut their doors and/or move to a low tax state (I hear much of Silicon Valley businesses are moving to Austin TX which might explain the RE appreciation there) and Puerto Rico has tax incentives for corporations for moving there- the businesses (LLCs & Corporations) that leave (or go out of business) will no longer pay the minimum $800 franchise tax (or any other tax)- the wealthy that might be subject to the "wealth tax" will just leave (Peter Schiff leaving NJ for - I forget - moved to FL and business in PR?)

I sold my Silicon Valley rental earlier this year and reinvested into a multifamily.

I’m 18 years old living in the Silicon Valley, and I am currently in the process of getting my real estate license.

Imagine what happens if Silicon Valley tech headquarters really do fully decentralize to other locations over time.

Silicon valley will likely lobby that right out of the bill.