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40% Considering Leaving in the Next Few Years as Bay Area’s Housing, Traffic & Cost of Living Woes Go Unaddressed

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Millennials Leading the Way at 46% SAN FRANCISCO—A growing number of Bay Area residents, led by millennials (18-39), are looking to greener (or less expensive) pastures as the region’s housing and traffic crises combined with an astronomical cost of living take their toll, according to results of the 2017 Bay Area Council Poll released today. […]

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