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Very odd that the article fails to compare the volume of "change-of-address" requests to pre-pandemic periods. It simply states that they received "more than 1

Very odd that the article fails to compare the volume of "change-of-address" requests to pre-pandemic periods. It simply states that they received "more than 140,000 change-of-address requests during the pandemic period". Without any comparison points, this is pretty meaningless?

ardit33 6y ago
From my memory it used to be 50-80k at its peak.... so, this is at least 60-70k more folks moving... in a city of 850k people, that's almost 9% of the population... which is not the end of the world, but if it doesn't stop, then it will become a problem.. SF used to be about 780-800k in the early 2010, so it is basically reverting back to that number