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Real estate
fromFortune
5 days ago

Corcoran Group CEO says Gen Z and millionaires alike are flocking back to the city-but return-to-office mandates aren't the main reason | Fortune

Wealthy individuals and young workers are returning to cities to access job opportunities, avoid being left behind, and respond to return-to-office pressures.
San Francisco
fromsfist.com
1 month ago

San Francisco Remains a Safe Haven for the Childless and Child-Averse

San Francisco remains the nation's most childless major city with 13.4% under 18, driven by high housing costs, shared rentals, and a transient workforce.
fromBusiness Insider
2 months ago

We fled big cities during the pandemic. Years later, we have no regrets.

I moved from New York City to Rockford, Illinois, where we bought our first home. It offered a different pace of life and a lower cost of living.
Real estate
Renovation
fromwww.archdaily.com
4 months ago

Gogyeol Mungyeong Guesthouse / Gogyeol Architects

Gaeun-eup in South Korea exemplifies regional decline due to industrial restructuring and urban migration, with a drastic population reduction.
Local blacksmith shops symbolize the past community life, now abandoned for decades.
New York City
from24/7 Wall St.
5 months ago

These Rarely-Talked-About New York Cities Are Exploding with New Residents

New York City is not the fastest-growing area in New York State; smaller towns have shown more significant growth since 2020.
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