Evidence for the “great resignation” is thin on the ground

Re:Evidence for the “great resignation” is thin on the ground by ghaff on Monday December 06, 2021 @02:55PM (#29464725)

Which is true with a number of major cities. The Bay Area being something of an outlier in part because of geography.

But, for example, while Boston/Cambridge are very pricey in general as are some of the more exclusive suburbs with good school systems, there's almost certainly housing in that general range within an hour drive (or even on a commuter rail).

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Re:Evidence for the “great resignation” is thin on the ground by eropple on Wednesday December 08, 2021 @02:50PM (#29489535)

Absolutely. Last year I bought a house about eight miles outside of Boston. It's a 25 minute walk or a five minute drive to the supermarket. It's a five minute walk and a thirty minute train ride to downtown. I've got about ten restaurants/bars within walking distance. I like my neighbors. $500K.

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