I'm fairly skeptical about municipal government-led incentives to move to otherwise down and out cities. But, moving from the high cost costal cities to less expensive cities has been the social trend for a long time.![]()
Secondary Cities Are Paying To Relocate Workers Tired Of Living In Pricey Shoeboxes
Remote work increases the possibility that workers will abandon high-cost markets.www.bisnow.com
Urban Migration Patterns Show a Majority Leaving Biggest Metros for More Affordable Markets
While city-dwellers rarely chose to leave the urban setting entirely, the biggest MSAs saw hundreds of thousands leaving for smaller cities with more affordable housing.