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I think that occasionally, but then I talk to young people and realize people like stuff like restaurants, entertainment, travel, etc. Sure, some people are co
by 01100011 5y ago
I think that occasionally, but then I talk to young people and realize people like stuff like restaurants, entertainment, travel, etc. Sure, some people are coming out of the pandemic realizing they're hermits(myself included), but even more people are coming out remembering how much they like malls, sporting events, nightlife, etc.
I have no doubt that a significant portion of city dwellers will flee to the country, and that a good portion of that might even stay, but the cities will keep on thriving. If nothing else, you can't beat the efficiency and wealth generating capacity of the cities in the long term. Want your kids and the country they live in to be able to compete on the world stage? You're going to be drawn to the cities, even if you only make it as far as a suburb.