I'm surprised this article attributes the "exodus" to high housing costs in the suburbs. This may be true in select areas, but as a whole, I think housing is mu

I'm surprised this article attributes the "exodus" to high housing costs in the suburbs. This may be true in select areas, but as a whole, I think housing is much more expensive near city centers. As a wise man once said, "The rent is too damn high." I love living in the city, but pouring tens of thousands into rent each year isn't a smart long-term investment. To me and most of the people I know, urban housing costs are a reason to leave the city, not to move there.