> Sooner or later, costs would begin to rise in that area, because the infrastructure, healthcare, etc. must be improved (due to population growth). How many t

> Sooner or later, costs would begin to rise in that area, because the infrastructure, healthcare, etc. must be improved (due to population growth). How many towns were forced to upgrade their infrastructure because you moved in? It seems to me you are making up extreme slippery slope-type catastrophical scenarios. Getting back to the real world, I know a few IT workers who had to move to an extremely expensive city when they were hired by FAANGs but since then they were able to move back to their home town while keeping their salary. Could you please explain how your scare story applies to this type of case, which represents most if not practically all cases?