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Fairfield? Vacaville? Sacramento & Stockton?
These places are not in the "Bay Area".
These definitions need firming up, particularly what is called "The East bay". I'm sorry but just because your city is in Contra Costa or Alameda counties it does not mean you're in the East Bay. Here is the correct definition of the East Bay:
C'mon. During the dot-com boom, my Redwood City based e-commerce vertical me-too company had half our development team located in "The Bay Area", sometimes called "Silicon Valley East". They were in Sacramento.
"Silicon Valley East". They were in Sacramento.
LOL.
I think extending the 'east bay' moniker to the delta cities and Livermore is done to soft peddle just far you're going to have to drive to get to your job once you buy there.
Phoenix will soon be in the inland empire.
I hate it whwn realtors stretch the borders of neighborhoods. In Manhattan, sometimes they will refer to East Harelm as the Upper East Side and West Harlem as the Upper West Side. And they will call parts of the Lower East Side the East Village. GIVE ME A BREAK!
Kind of like saying certain areas of NJ are basically part of Manhattan?
I always thought Bay area was SF,Marin County,East Bay, and South Bay.
How the fudge did Solano, Sonoma, Sac Town etc all become part of the Bay Area???
If it doesn't have Bart it is not the Bay Area.
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Sac isn't the bay area.
Solano, Sonoma, Marin, Santa Clara, Contra Costa, San Francisco, Alameda, Napa, and San Mateo counties are considered the Bay Area.
I live in Fairfield and don't consider it Bay area. Especially when I was communting to Oakland everyday and had to spend 2-3 hours commute time every day.
Sorry jm, but it is considered the Bay Area. I hear you on the commute thing. At least we have BART here. Why don't you drive to Concord BART?
I tried BART from Concord and Richmond. I worked at the Kaiser Hospital and would get off at McArther. Short walk but in the end really did not save much time so I just stayed riding the motorcycle and hoping for a transfer.
Lucky for me I know work out of Vallejo.
Oh, that's good jm.
LOL Randy. You are about as close to the bay as you can get.
should be now not know.
Sorry Randy, I will include you but only your house. I was just poking fun at what some will consider the Bay Area when they describe where they live.
Fairfield and Vacaville are almost exactly half way between SF and Sac. No one in my neighborhood works here. In fact I only know one person here that does. She works in Vacaville at Genentech.
How are people in Genetech feeling these days?
I don't know. Are they supposed to feel one way or another? Are you talking about the potential Roche buyout? They already own 55% of Genentech. Other than that I have no idea what your question pertains to. How about making a statement rather than ask a baiting question.
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Where to buy in the Bay Area, California? Where has the most price deduction??
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But where is good to buy? And which city? I am thinking to buy
in San Leandro, or San Lorenzo area.
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