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uptimefordays t1_jeexvas wrote
Reply to comment by DeltaNerd in [Inquirer] Census data shows Philadelphia population drop in 2022 by _crapitalism
A new mayor seems unlikely to solve our problems. Most of the major issues facing the city are symptoms of structural issues like poverty, for which there are not quick fixes.
uptimefordays t1_jeewalr wrote
Reply to comment by Trafficsigntruther in Airbnb is alerting hosts about subpoenas from the City of Philadelphia by Meatfrom1stgrade
I'd imagine it depends on the HOA but am by no means an expert! It's just my opinion that people living in what are supposed to be residential dwellings have some reasonable expectation that whatever kind of structure they live in isn't a hotel.
uptimefordays t1_jeetxlv wrote
Reply to comment by 666Pack in Airbnb is alerting hosts about subpoenas from the City of Philadelphia by Meatfrom1stgrade
> To operate Airbnb rentals outside of a primary residence — whether in the second unit of a duplex or in a house across town — would require a hotel license.
Honestly, not unreasonable. People living in what are supposed to be apartments, condos, coops, etc. have a right to not live in a hotel.
uptimefordays t1_itpxaai wrote
Reply to comment by Batman413 in Controller Rebecca Rhynhart to resign today and launch run for mayor by jberk988
I don’t foresee a decrease in taxes if we want better services.
uptimefordays t1_ir5ob59 wrote
Reply to comment by armhad in Philadelphia among best cities for Gen Z by ColdJay64
Huh during my most recent job search (last winter) Amazon, CoinBase, HashiCorp, Puppet, and a handful of much less recognizable financial service firms were all up front about pay/benefits/etc. for remote work and while some of the pay bands, Amazon for instance, were roughly doubled by RSUs for devops roles everyone was offering ~$170k base which seems rather high for basing pay on Philly CoL.
Maybe it’s less common than I thought but I’m making the same amount as my NYC based colleagues.
uptimefordays t1_ir5df6j wrote
Reply to comment by armhad in Philadelphia among best cities for Gen Z by ColdJay64
Tech and tech adjacent companies in my experience. HashiCorp, for instance, would pay a Philly based worker on NYC salary bands because NYC is the nearest office and that’s how they calculate locality pay.
uptimefordays t1_ir21cs4 wrote
Reply to comment by colourcodedcandy in Philadelphia among best cities for Gen Z by ColdJay64
Plenty of Temple alums stick around. I’d also point out SF isn’t exactly a paradise right now, they just recalled their DA over crime. SF and NYC are also vastly more expensive than Philly, if you can afford either—you could live anywhere in Philly and send your kids to Friends Select, Haverford, etc.
I think it comes down for what parents want/expect for their children. If having that suburban experience of total safety and impunity is important, raising children in a city or rural area probably won’t cut it.
uptimefordays t1_ir1qt4c wrote
Reply to comment by colourcodedcandy in Philadelphia among best cities for Gen Z by ColdJay64
Many remote jobs base pay on region or nearest office. It’s very possible to make NYC money living here.
uptimefordays t1_jefby46 wrote
Reply to comment by Trafficsigntruther in Airbnb is alerting hosts about subpoenas from the City of Philadelphia by Meatfrom1stgrade
Ah fascinating thanks!