Well, aren't cities always changing? Isn't that what makes cities dynamic and creative hubs of human energy?
Major cities are for sure about the change. I think SF will be hurt the most due to how angry people were with the city before the pandemic hit. But I imagine NYC won't be far behind.https://twitter.com/robsmithonline/status/1268974139630653440 …
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Medium term agreed (5-10 yrs). Long term, urbanization will still be trend.
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Are you planning to relocate?
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These cities are going to mirror the exodus from detroit...
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Good thing we can always move to a better city... Then come back after the leadership has changed.
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I disagree, I think a lot of what we're seeing is short term.
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NYC will still be awesome.
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Agree that NYC is better run than SF and thus holds more value.
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