In a city, there's so much out of your control. You have to fight the government and the city residents and who knows what kind of obstacles you may face.
If the rent is cheap, then great, you have a lot of employees close by. If not, you have just made life for them more difficult and given them a longer commute by fighting their way into the city. All because nobody in the city wants to build more residential.
If it works out and the city actually wants you there, then great. But I am not surprised Apple didn't want to try their luck in SF.
If the rent is cheap, then great, you have a lot of employees close by. If not, you have just made life for them more difficult and given them a longer commute by fighting their way into the city. All because nobody in the city wants to build more residential.
If it works out and the city actually wants you there, then great. But I am not surprised Apple didn't want to try their luck in SF.