kolache king

Sounds good. And Carmel is actually very close to Fishers, where to office is. ...

Yes. The prices I've seen are in my range, just making sure that their downtown isn't as boring as Baton Rouge's is and it's safe. ...

Office is in Fisher, but that's not really a concern. I have no desire to live in the suburbs. ...

I recieved a job offer there this afternoon. Young male with no children. Good areas to live for good food, drinks, beer, etc.? Like to walk/bike to places when the opportunity arises so I'd like to live somewhere that's good for. How's the downtown scene? Thanks for the information ...

We're on page 6 of this thread. By this point I understand it is expensive. I understood it before I started the thread. I'm not going move across the country to pinch pennies. ...

[quote]The Bay area is beautiful and extremely "touristy" [/quote] Desirable areas of the country generally are. You don't see many people kicking doors down to go take pictures in forest hill. ...

Have you not read the thread? I'll be working in San Leandro, so by default I'll be living in the burbs anyway. ...

I looked around Livermore, and outside of a little more square footage, It's hard to justify going there instead of Alameda or Oakland. 2k for 650 sq ft and see SF >> 2k for 800 sq ft and be 45 miles from SF Unless I'm interpreting this wrong, that's how I feel. ...

[quote]If you need any specific info on alameda I could help [/quote] Got a friend or someone with a 1bed guesthouse they want to rent out? ...

[quote]Walnut Creek to San Leandro would be painful. Although depending on your office location, you could take BART. 680S and 580 W are a shite show in the morning. You could probably live in San Mateo, Foster City, Castro Valley. Or even go to Halfmoon Bay and take 92 over and across the bay. ...