Anecdotally, the push by larger companies to find sister cities to house their 2nd HQ's seems to be lending credence to my theory. The cost of living is high ne

Anecdotally, the push by larger companies to find sister cities to house their 2nd HQ's seems to be lending credence to my theory. The cost of living is high near their HQ so they move all their lower cost operations into another HQ into a lower cost of living areas such as Chicago. Chicago/Austin/NYC welcomes them open arms and huge tax breaks and huge inventory of available housing.