Company leaving town?

[CardiffBaseball]

How does a major move like this affect housing? It can’t help, because either the high level folks find another job (not easy) locally, or they make the move and have to decide what to do with the SD house.

I was going to add to the layoff thread but it might not be appropriate there.

http://www.xconomy.com/san-diego/2009/09/18/saic-expected-to-announce-headquarters-shift-from-san-diego-to-northern-virginia/

The funny thing is it references a story/blog post from the Washington Post and I can’t seem to pull that one up. Do blog stories get pulled?
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/virginiapolitics/2009/09/kaine_to_announce_new_tysons_h.html

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I know of another large company in RB that has been moving large segments of it’s operations to Virginia as well.

For the defense industry, the DC area is the Mother-ship.

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I know of another large company in RB that has been moving large segments of it’s operations to Virginia as well.

For the defense industry, the DC area is the Mother-ship.

[paramount]

I know of another large company in RB that has been moving large segments of it’s operations to Virginia as well.

For the defense industry, the DC area is the Mother-ship.

[paramount]

I know of another large company in RB that has been moving large segments of it’s operations to Virginia as well.

For the defense industry, the DC area is the Mother-ship.

[paramount]

I know of another large company in RB that has been moving large segments of it’s operations to Virginia as well.

For the defense industry, the DC area is the Mother-ship.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

Not surprised. I used to commute to DC and their staff took up 50% of the plane bc of their contracts in DC. The ride home on thursday’s with them was a party in the sky. San Diego isnt the best hub for travel expenditures for staff.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

Not surprised. I used to commute to DC and their staff took up 50% of the plane bc of their contracts in DC. The ride home on thursday’s with them was a party in the sky. San Diego isnt the best hub for travel expenditures for staff.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

Not surprised. I used to commute to DC and their staff took up 50% of the plane bc of their contracts in DC. The ride home on thursday’s with them was a party in the sky. San Diego isnt the best hub for travel expenditures for staff.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

Not surprised. I used to commute to DC and their staff took up 50% of the plane bc of their contracts in DC. The ride home on thursday’s with them was a party in the sky. San Diego isnt the best hub for travel expenditures for staff.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

Not surprised. I used to commute to DC and their staff took up 50% of the plane bc of their contracts in DC. The ride home on thursday’s with them was a party in the sky. San Diego isnt the best hub for travel expenditures for staff.

[Rt.66]

I expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.

Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.

[Rt.66]

I expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.

Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.

[Rt.66]

I expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.

Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.

[Rt.66]

I expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.

Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.

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