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If you listen to the news, they're all moving to other cities, like Austin, TX, not to rural areas.
by dfxm12 3y ago
If you listen to the news, they're all moving to other cities, like Austin, TX, not to rural areas.
- ghaff 3y agoYes. Other/smaller cities, college towns, etc. I'm sure some have taken the opportunity to move somewhere that looks more like rural--but I have to believe the lifestyle shift would be a bridge too far for most.
- mlinhares 3y agoThey're moving to suburbs near big cities or cheap big cities in less populated states, not rural areas.
- ghaff 3y ago>suburbs near big cities It's not really true of the Bay Area--and it's at least complicated around Manhattan. But a lot of cities like Boston an hour or an hour and a bit drive in reverse commute, much less weekend, traffic can bring you to a lot cheaper housing. There are expensive suburbs too. However, it's pretty easy to find suburban or exurban towns that are accessible to Boston for an evening event that have relatively modest home prices. Not Midwest cheap but reasonable. (Of course there are very expensive towns as well.)