Re:California is the only state to hide its spending – nearl...
by kesselvon on Monday December 13, 2021 @09:56AM
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It's not a lot of money in San Francisco, where you're fighting with every tech company employee for housing
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Re:California is the only state to hide its spending – nearl...
by rkk3 on Monday December 13, 2021 @01:26PM
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Do you have a quantitive way of making the distinction of what "a lot" is? 150k is substantially more than the average SF household, and is about 83 percentile for individuals.
Re:California is the only state to hide its spending – nearl...
by bobthepanda on Wednesday December 15, 2021 @09:55PM
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Average home prices in SF is 1.3M, so a household of two teachers would give them a P/E ratio of 5. The P/E ratio for the average US home is 4.4.
Are teachers overpaid, or are people in SF underpaid relative to the value of a house?