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Working for a company that has laid of about 20k people over the last 5 years, I would view you situation with some hesitancy.
Jumping to a residential site development company in the Bay Area, right at the beginning of a possible slow down in the RE market, may not be the safest bet going. I'm fairly bullish overall on the RE market and don't think there will be a huge drop across the entire US, but the Bay Area is one of those hyper inflated markets that have all the indicators of correction coming up (and that may be putting it mildly).
Find out some hard facts about their business plans, expansion efforts, what markets they are looking at, etc.
Every industry has their downturns, living through one can be rough. Especially if you are married, kids, mortgage, etc. If you are single, not a lot of bills, etc, then the learning and experience could offset the risks and you can absorb a potential risk more readily.
Staying with one job that you are feeling bored at, if you are young, that feeling will only grow.
My $0.02.
Good luck, just save enough to pay off any Porsche related loans. Keeping that in the garage will always keep a smile on your face!
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Ken
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