A lot of the tenants I have been placing into units are San Francisco transplants who can no longer afford living in SF, and see Berkeley as an affordable option.

Who knows what will happen and how policies and economies will change by then.But for now, Sacramento is getting immigrants and Bay Area transplants by the boatload:"If you look at our population growth, we need about 200,000 housing units to be built every year just to keep up with the growth.

Transplanted from UT 10 years ago.  

Mike, voted, from one transplanted OC native to you :)

Theres not as much of a transplant population from northerners and latins compared to tampa or miami, more so people from georgia or south carolina.

Now it's becoming a hipster destination for ex-SF transplants.

To start we will be looking at good, safe neighborhoods in an effort to determine where to initially transplant from Va.  

I'm a Michigander transplant in Illinois.

On another note...I'm a new transplant to Maryland.

Belmont and San Carlos have been enjoying the benefits of these transplants from Palo Alto, seeing some of the highest growth in home values since the recession.