I think the reason for this reversal is that there's probably enough opportunities to move into areas not within the suburban sprawl. And not just for remote jo

I think the reason for this reversal is that there's probably enough opportunities to move into areas not within the suburban sprawl. And not just for remote jobs but probably several supporting jobs across various industries. It would be nice to see this trend continue since honestly until the US government repeals its HUD social housing restrictions there's really no reason to keep packing people into poorly managed cities (regardless of who's in charge btw). Mind you, I think if this reversal persists there might be some major, but not obvious changes to the political and economic dynamics involved.