Exactly started reading with an open mind, but hard to get past the first two paragraphs > which lost 6.3 percent of its population between 2019 and 2021, a ra

Exactly started reading with an open mind, but hard to get past the first two paragraphs > which lost 6.3 percent of its population between 2019 and 2021, a rate of decline larger than any two year-period in Detroit’s history This is not an apples to apples comparison? > Detroit’s fall was primarily driven by the relocation of the US auto industry to southern, right-to-work states, where auto producers, including foreign firms who build autos here, have avoided the union conflict that was endemic in Detroit. San Francisco’s decline is driven by absurdly bad local economic policies. That's not what drove San Francisco's primarily. No mention of home prices? cost of living? or the pandemic?