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I was there from 2012 to 2022 (with a year or two in DC). If my circles are any indication, and they are, it was “cramped in a one bedroom apartment for two yea
by miiiiiike 3y ago
I was there from 2012 to 2022 (with a year or two in DC). If my circles are any indication, and they are, it was “cramped in a one bedroom apartment for two years working jobs we could do from anywhere”-flight. I live on 1.33 acres and have a dog now.
- ghaff 3y agoAlthough I would say it's been the case for a long time that people who move to NYC to take a job (typically in the finance industry) after graduation tend to move out in ten years or less. A bunch of people from my graduating class moved to NYC and very few of that cohort I stayed in touch with were still there after a decade. An interesting possible dynamic is that long-term dynamic stays in place but fewer new people move in.
- miiiiiike 3y agoI really loved living in NYC. If COVID hadn't happened I probably would have died in Astoria.