I think San Francisco/Oakland has a lot of tech related jobs.

PTL for tech!

Austin is booming with high tech growrth, jobs, and opportunity.

Mark Zuckerburg, Elon Musk, and Bill Gates all have massive SDIRAs, What are the chances that 3 tech moguls are killing the RE market right now? 

I've been involved in different start ups (hi-tech) here in the Bay Area and have had to sign NDAs for obvious reasons.

Being in San Francisco, where we have had some of the most outsized RE returns, coupled with rent control/tenant displacement and social and sharing economy tech firm's stronghold here, we are at the vanguard of this social phenomena.  

Thanks again If you want the best of both worlds, here in the bay area we do what are called "tech wizard specials" for computer science guys that are 5 minutes out of college and go from $0/yr to $250k/yr overnight.

As some others pointed out, keep in mind that it does not include the on site manager's salary/free rent (for the property of this size I would not expect it to have both the property manager and a full time maintenance tech but rather a mixture of both with the property manager doing some small repairs and subbing out the more complex tasks). 

I worked for Dell in Round Rock for 18 years and Austin has been known as Silicon Hills for sometime, the tech migration is not new but continues to accelerate and grow.

@David Sisson I agree with your answer, I have been a maintenance Tech for 8 years and I have found I rather deal with extension cords, than a bunch of dead batteries, for my tool sets at home I buy nothing with batteries unless dirt cheep and I plan to abuse it any ways. if you plan to do a lot of work I suggest u go for Quality at the same time a Good price range because odds are you are paying for a name.