looking for a job in Cupertino.where is a cheap place close to SF to live?
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looking for a job in Cupertino.where is a cheap place close to SF to live?
Hey guys,
I'm looking at a job in Cupertino, and I was wondering what is the closest I can be to SF without paying 2500/month for rent. I'm looking to spend about 1-1.5 a month for rent, and I don't want to commute too much either way.
What are some good areas to live in?
I'm looking at a job in Cupertino, and I was wondering what is the closest I can be to SF without paying 2500/month for rent. I'm looking to spend about 1-1.5 a month for rent, and I don't want to commute too much either way.
What are some good areas to live in?
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It's just like Cupertino... there really aren't any ghettos here... all right next to Cupertino, only about a half hour away from San Fransisco. I'd suggest downtown San Jo bars for weekday nights anyways... San Fransisco is only good for partying Thurs (maybe), Fri, and Sat - trust me...
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uhh ok first of all south bay spots around cupertino are 45 mins from the city. i live in sunnyvale. none of south bay is really ghetto except for neighborhoods in san jose. it's all the same everywhere really unless you start looking at the nicer neighborhoods (saratoga, los gatos, los altos, etc). my drive time up to the city is 45 minutes and that's averaging 70-75mph all the way up.
if you want to be close to SF to be close to the partying, look at places like daly city, san mateo, san bruno, milbrae, colma. you can find reasonably affordable housing in your range and the access to SF is pretty decent. if you're going to work in cupertino, look for something close to the 280. the 101 has much worse traffic.
a friend of mine lived in daly city and commuted to his job in san jose. it was an hour daily during off peak times but he loved having regular access to the city. plus he had a spot at the top of a hill by the cow palace (concert venue) with a jaw dropping view of the city.
let me know if you have more questions
if you want to be close to SF to be close to the partying, look at places like daly city, san mateo, san bruno, milbrae, colma. you can find reasonably affordable housing in your range and the access to SF is pretty decent. if you're going to work in cupertino, look for something close to the 280. the 101 has much worse traffic.
a friend of mine lived in daly city and commuted to his job in san jose. it was an hour daily during off peak times but he loved having regular access to the city. plus he had a spot at the top of a hill by the cow palace (concert venue) with a jaw dropping view of the city.
let me know if you have more questions
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well I'm just getting an idea...so I looked on craigslist. It seems that 900-1300 will get you a 1br/1ba place. There is a place archstone in saratoga (san jose west) that about 1k a month.
San Mateo seems to be around 1300-1600/month.
Obviously it's up to me whether the extra money is worth it, but do you think that paying the extra 500 a month would offset the convienence of being close to the city? Are these smaller communities real boring to live in?
San Mateo seems to be around 1300-1600/month.
Obviously it's up to me whether the extra money is worth it, but do you think that paying the extra 500 a month would offset the convienence of being close to the city? Are these smaller communities real boring to live in?
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Originally Posted by Hooman6MT
well I'm just getting an idea...so I looked on craigslist. It seems that 900-1300 will get you a 1br/1ba place. There is a place archstone in saratoga (san jose west) that about 1k a month.
San Mateo seems to be around 1300-1600/month.
Obviously it's up to me whether the extra money is worth it, but do you think that paying the extra 500 a month would offset the convienence of being close to the city? Are these smaller communities real boring to live in?
San Mateo seems to be around 1300-1600/month.
Obviously it's up to me whether the extra money is worth it, but do you think that paying the extra 500 a month would offset the convienence of being close to the city? Are these smaller communities real boring to live in?
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Originally Posted by Hooman6MT
well I'm just getting an idea...so I looked on craigslist. It seems that 900-1300 will get you a 1br/1ba place. There is a place archstone in saratoga (san jose west) that about 1k a month.
San Mateo seems to be around 1300-1600/month.
Obviously it's up to me whether the extra money is worth it, but do you think that paying the extra 500 a month would offset the convienence of being close to the city? Are these smaller communities real boring to live in?
San Mateo seems to be around 1300-1600/month.
Obviously it's up to me whether the extra money is worth it, but do you think that paying the extra 500 a month would offset the convienence of being close to the city? Are these smaller communities real boring to live in?
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