1 in 3 San Francisco residents wants out, according to city survey

More than a third of San Franciscans can't see themselves staying in the city much longer, according to none other than the city of San Francisco itself.
The survey, conducted by San Francisco's Office of the Controller, found that 35% of respondents were either "very likely" or "somewhat likely" to move out of San Francisco in the next three years. Residents under the age of 35 were the most likely to want to leave and — no surprise here — renters were about twice as likely as homeowners to be thinking of bailing.
Meanwhile, 22% of San Franciscans said they were "not too likely" to leave and 42% were "not likely at all."
The findings may not come as a surprise to locals; many are probably thinking about ditching San Francisco or leaving California entirely. Nearly half of San Francisco residents are financially insecure and newly released census data shows approximately 691,000 people moved from California to another U.S. state in 2018.

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1 in 3 San Francisco residents wants out, according to city survey

1 in 3 San Francisco residents wants out, according to city survey

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