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Of course they will. There's more reasons to live in a city than just "it's close to work". Also, there are plenty of people who work in the city who cannot wo
by superfrank 4y ago
Of course they will. There's more reasons to live in a city than just "it's close to work".
Also, there are plenty of people who work in the city who cannot work from home because their jobs require them to physically be present.
- dkokelley 4y agoSome of the physically present jobs are supporting roles to people who now don't have to be in the city. Example: a restaurant worker has to be physically present to serve customers, but the customers were all former office workers. Agree that cities offer more than just a place for business to happen.