The Gold Rush is history. People are no longer moving to California to mine for gold. However, nearly one hundred and fifty years later, people are still relocating to Northern California in droves. Each year, more than 50,000 people move to San Francisco, and tens of thousands more relocate to the surrounding areas. Today, relocating to the City by the Bay is an opportunity to find riches in business, trade, and technology. Once you?ve decided to make San Francisco your new home, you?ll need to find out how to make the move as easily as possible. Cristina Guinot has compiled all the information you need to do it smoothly and affordably. Based on personal experience and years of research, Relocating to San Francisco and the Bay Area is a comprehensive guide to establishing a home and lifestyle in the Bay Area. Guinot details how to plan and execute the big move, how to find a place to live, how to get involved in the city, and how to get settled in your new neighborhood. This book covers everything you need to be familiar with, such as:
Maps of neighborhoods, including public transportation
Temporary employment agencies and career resources
Parks, beaches, and other places to have fun
Social and cultural organizations
Phone numbers for community resources
Each San Francisco neighborhood is detailed in the chapter titled "Where to Find a Place to Live." The description includes a map as well as a list of local businesses, restaurants, post office locations, and community services. The neighborhood statistics detail average rents, racial distribution, crime rate and parking availability.
Relocating to San Francisco and the Bay Area will help you feel at home from your very first day.
About the Author
Cristina Guinot has relocated to San Francisco twice in the past ten years. She has written on numerous subjects, her articles have appeared in Glamour, L.A. Parent, San Francisco Chronicle, and elsewhere
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