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Both are hellholes

Rockridge Safeway parking lot yup yup. Alameda County is big & this video does not give fair representation. Try Lake Merritt for an interview process, weekday mornings.

I would say you should have interviewed West Oakland and East Oakland. The lake , rockridge, Montclair , and Temescal are all the more wealthy components of Oakland and the safest neighborhoods.

I don't know where you got this map, but Santa Rosa is WAY more Bay Area than Dixon or Calistoga is.

I would never live in California..

I grew up in the Oakland hills. Recognized every location in this video. Post-college took me to Arkansas. I miss the Bay-- it is a really nice place.

why do sports teams did left?

Cool video, would love to hear from a wider range of people in areas other than Montclair and Rockridge if you do a follow up! Moved from the Bay Area to Austin, now Dallas. When I consider moving back, the difference in affordability (even for a 6 figure earner) and crime are the two main factors that hold me back. At this rate, the vibes and culture that we love in the bay will one day cease to exist.

The liberal mind is so blind to reality

Look at the people he interviewed

Please willing to trade tacos over personal safety

Look. It undoubtedly has another side to it, just like any other place with a bad rep. But you can't deny what's happening there either-Most of the city is heading down the toilet. Crime, homelessness and drug abuse is rampant. I don't even dare park my car there anymore. I truly believe Oakland has the potential to be a great city, but as of right now, it's really bad. The problems it faces are REAL-it's not just media fearmongering. Living there means having to look over your shoulder just walking around. It's horrible, and the good people left there don't deserve having to experience that kind of anxiety.

YES ,YES IT IS THAT BAD…..IT WAS BAD BEFORE COVID BUT SINCE COVID ITS A MADD MAXX SITUATION….

Trust me, Oakland was nice area back in the 60'-70's but now it is a 💩hole!!! Stop trying to make it sound like it is a great place to live. Liberals are delusional.If you want to know the truth about the area, ask conservatives, they will tell you the truth about it. The crime is off the hook there. If you want to live in the Bay Area, my suggestion would be San Ramon, Danville, and Pleasantons Golden Eagle Estates. If you're really wealthy live in Blackhawk. You are welcome 😊

Loved my time living in Oakland. Diversity, food, culture, weather, nature.

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Too many mayates in Oakland, and too many yupster manginas in Berkeley! It's definitely better living in the Dublin/Pleasanton/Livermore area.

Would have been a nice courtesy to explain a little bit of the history of Alameda Naval Air Station and its significance in our military history. Also, you just dropped the ball by not showing the Hornet.

I live right around the corner from Shouthshore...been here since 2005. I love Alameda 🙌

Santa Rosa and upper Sonoma county is part of north bay. Should’ve been included in the map.

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Just another dead City in the Bay area and don't tell me I'm wrong I was born and raised here and I'm 63, it's all dead all the businesses are gone all we have are homeless

im poor

??? The North Bay consists of Marin, Sonoma, Napa, and Solano Counties. You forgot a big chunk of Sonoma County on your map.

Zach, Can you please do a video on Albany, and other cities north of Berkeley.

You have the face of a cult leader

"Still some trails you can ride a mountain bike on". LOL.

Born and raised probably wont be able to afford a house here sense all these people want to move here because of everyone exploiting the island

What does restaurant thin city mean

Ive lived in the Bay area before all this bullshit tech really hit and fucked up the bay culture this was an area of blue collar people real people not techy hipster nerds like this motherfuckah talking right now

North bay goes up to Santa Rosa not Petaluma. After Santa Rosa, your next closest "big town" is Ukiah in Mendocino County.

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how does the north bay include all the way up napa county but not even santa rosa

Companies are leaving California, Texas is so much better

Why there are some mountain biking restrictions is because they fuck the trails up. They also are rude and entitled jerks.

Hello from Rancho Mirage California ❤ Want to move back !! I ❤ Alameda

Oakland is a crime ridden dangerous city! The governor has sent the highway patrol to get the crime down!

Great video, cheers from Argentina :) love the Bay Area, hope to live there one day

What are you saying? San Jose is not all suburban-y. It has a clear, well-defined downtown AND a sprawling suburban area. Obviously a much smaller downtown than SF but it has a clear downtown living with cafes, clubs, restaurants and decent walkability if you want to experience that.

Thanks for the info! I am curious to know what website you used to see the “heat map” showing price per square foot. That looks like a useful tool if a person is preparing to relocate.

Spent my entire life in San Jose. The character has changed a lot, not really for the better. Bless your soul trying to paint the Bay Area as nothing but good. The long timers who know what to look for know it’s best days are behind it.

My family has just over 90 years of life here. My home was purchased for 10k. LOL. My son will be taking over later. It was fun hearing all the stories of Alameda when they were growing up. Neptune is my favorite. I loved taking my children there and telling them this is ware the roller coaster stared. So many changes. I am a Faction man myself, and St. Georges.

Lifelong Peninsula resident. Fortunate I was here before the economic explosion in the 80s.

Living in Detroit.

If you want to die move to Oakland. If you want to have a chance to survive you’ll live in Berkeley and even then it’s still ghetto in all of Alameda county.

Santa Rosa, Sebastopol and Bodega Bay are part of Sonoma County as well, and therefore included in the Bay Area. They were omitted from your diagram. Santa Rosa is actually the biggest city in Sonoma County FYI. The Boundaries are defined by County lines. East Bay includes Alameda and Contra Costa Counties for example.

Richmond is great. I moved here from Berkeley a few years ago, and while it's a bit warmer in temp, it is also a lot more chill in vibe and more importantly the city management isn't forced to cater to the every whim of UCB. THe downtown of my childhood has been ruined, and for what? Poor road planning that makes the traffic on shattuck ave so much worse than it ever was before. It's actually just bad, and whoever designed it needs to lose their architectural degree and learn practical urban planning.

,,,how is Santa Rosa/Rohnert Park not apart of the North Bay?

Very accurate man. Thanks for the video. I’ve been living in San Jose for two years now and have been all over the Bay Area.

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