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> not, for tax purposes. And, really, general quality of life. When you just want to spend quiet time at home, somewhere outside of the big city is going to pr
by randomdata 3y ago
> not, for tax purposes.
And, really, general quality of life. When you just want to spend quiet time at home, somewhere outside of the big city is going to provide something more quiet and comfortable. And when you want to do the things that the city uniquely has to offer, you go there while you do those things. NYC, nor anywhere else you might want to be, is certainly not walled off to outsiders. There is no advantage to being there all the time.
- steveBK123 3y agoExactly true and happens at all levels. Sure Mr Tribeca might have had an awesome loft in Tribeca, but he also has like a 100 acre estate on the Hudson. And a place in Montauk. And and and..
- randomdata 3y agoAbsolutely. I hale from a village of ~1,000 people and I run into celebrities (Hollywood types, professional athletes, tech CEOs, etc.) quite frequently – because that's where they live.