There is a huge shift right now to larger residences with more space. I expect that once city amenities are available again (post vaccine), this balance will st

There is a huge shift right now to larger residences with more space. I expect that once city amenities are available again (post vaccine), this balance will steer closer towards the pre-COVID mean. That, and most folks I've seen online seem to be in the "remote is the future!!", "people will leave tech cities behind!!" route. But these, like most reactions right after a major event, are probably overblown. We won't have everyone going to the office 5 days a week anymore, and satellite offices in 2nd and 3rd tier cities / rural areas will become more common. This was already the trend before COVID. But that doesn't mean that 50+% of engineers in top companies will be full remote in 5 years, people leave big cities permanently, and city housing price crater.