Nearly six in 10 US young adults live within 10 miles of where they grew up

Re:Nearly six in 10 US young adults live within 10 miles of ... by sagarm on Friday December 09, 2022 @02:54AM (#33918800)

I predict that with people who weren't interested in the amenities of the city and not contributing to the culture and community gone, SF will recover some of the culture it lost when high rents pushed all the creatives out. It'll make SF even better than before.

Cities are the lifeblood of any culture and economy, after all.

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Re:Nearly six in 10 US young adults live within 10 miles of ... by refurb on Friday December 09, 2022 @04:25AM (#33919365)

Sure. To be honest the most interesting cities are the unpopular ones. They tend to have a bigger mix of people, long established communities and lower cost of living.

Once they become “hot” they tend to lose a lot of what makes them unique.

Until suddenly it’s trendy to live their again.

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