The area I'm in saw a big movement of young people into the downtown area. For the last decade the paper would have the occasional story about how the suburbs a

The area I'm in saw a big movement of young people into the downtown area. For the last decade the paper would have the occasional story about how the suburbs are done and millennials were moving to the city and were going to stay. Companies began moving to the city or close to public transport to be convenient to reach from the city, so they could attract employees. But guess what has happened in the last 3 years. Growth in the city has slowed and growth in suburbs has grown again. The first wave of the influx to the city have begun having kids and moving back to suburbs. So maybe the first group of planners isn't so wrong.