San Francisco Newspaper Wrote an Article About a Bunch of People Who Wish They Didn't Move to Portland

Lol.

The days of mass migration to Portland are dwindling; Portland's growth rate decreased last year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Portland may be over, and a new article from SF Gate sheds light on some possible reasons why.

On Friday, SF Gate published an article titled: "The grass isn't greener: Why people regret leaving the Bay Area for the Pacific Northwest," as part of a series about how people's lives have changed after moving away from the Bay.

Their first piece explores the lives of people who have moved to the Pacific Northwest.

According to the article, most people move away from the Bay because it's expensive, difficult to buy a home and heavy traffic.

Related: I'm From Portland But I Live In The Bay Now. Please, Don't Let Portland Change.

But their reasons for moving back are varied and slightly more…specific.

The rain, lack of Mexican food, lack of racial diversity and—surprise—transplant hate are all reasons people have moved back to the Bay, or wished they didn't move to Portland.

Related: I'm a Californian, and I'm Here to Stay

The article reads:

It continues:

And local media backs up Park's claim, SF Gate says:

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