Depends on the city. Portland is a good example of a city with an anemic economy that people seem to be drawn to. I mean, even Philly (where I live) has seen s

Depends on the city. Portland is a good example of a city with an anemic economy that people seem to be drawn to. I mean, even Philly (where I live) has seen somewhat of a resurgence (especially relative to the MSA at large), despite a lot of jobs being outside the city. I think we'll see the hypergrowth of the tech hubs drop off. I think cities more broadly might slow growth as millennials age into parenthood and that might be accelerated by recent events making cities more broadly seem less welcoming. But I'm not sure that jobs will be the main driver here.