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Way more than most families of 4 in San Francisco actually DO make...
Yes $400-500k
I’d say closer to $700k -$800k. $2M barely gets a house w 3 bedrooms. $2.5-$3M starts to be comfortable.
500k
Or the main point - why on earth would you want to raise a family there. High tax, bad schools, White/bro/tech culture, 14hr flight to Asia or Europe (other culture), sky high property (for crappy quality homes), horrific commute, homeless problem, very behind on the innovation curve outside of tech eg culture, music.
SF Bay Area has the most Michelin starred restaurants I think
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Depends a lot on age of children and your standards for school...
One billion dollars
One...billion...dollars...!
If you have to ask....
500k to 1mill
Officially the poverty line for a family is <$120k
Realistically you need $500k minimum. We are a family of 3 (two adults, one child) making $350k and can afford to rent a 2bd/2ba outside the city + full time childcare, but cannot afford to buy a house (yet)
Average 2bd to rent is around 4K so you can extrapolate from there. Grocery prices are about the same, minus difference in tax. Eating out is about a 40% premium
All the money
About $500k
Lived in SF for four years until last year as we had a kid. I’d agree on $400-500k for a comfortable QoL. More for better schools etc
800-1.2M