Re:Making It Legal to Play Outside: “Reasonable Childhood In...
by HDThoreaun on Thursday February 23, 2023 @04:30PM
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SF is actually a city that is devoid of children. They're not hidden, they just don't exist because housing is too expensive. People with kids mostly leave.
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Re:Making It Legal to Play Outside: “Reasonable Childhood In...
by jefftk on Thursday February 23, 2023 @04:43PM
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It's low but not zero. SF is 13% under 18, compared to 29% nationally.
Re:Making It Legal to Play Outside: “Reasonable Childhood In...
by aidenn0 on Thursday February 23, 2023 @06:23PM
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24% for New York City and 16% for Manhattan if people want an urban comparison, or a "insanely expensive" urban comparison.
Re:Making It Legal to Play Outside: “Reasonable Childhood In...
by ghaff on Thursday February 23, 2023 @04:44PM
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It's been a common pattern for a very long time in the US for new graduates to often live in a city especially if that's where their job is and then move out when they start a family. That was the pattern with essentially everyone I knew who went into finance in Manhattan.