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As someone who lives in a small rural town I highly doubt that. The percent has been consistently going down over time, not up and covid housing movement is now
by vsef 6y ago
As someone who lives in a small rural town I highly doubt that. The percent has been consistently going down over time, not up and covid housing movement is nowhere near enough for that large a shift in one year.
Suburbs are significantly more people than small towns, and large metro areas in general hold vast majority of population.