No, it hasn't.Instead of asking the reason I want people to move out of NYC, you took this logical leap. Has it gotten that scarce for daps
Working/middle class people making an exodus doesn't help any city.
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Working/middle class people making an exodus doesn't help any city.
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I want the NYC population reduced regardless of social/economic class. Stop the embarrassing dap fishing
Nobody's dap fishing. General population reduction for a metropolis isn't positive either. See Detroit.I want the NYC population reduced regardless of social/economic class. Stop the embarrassing dap fishing
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the apartments in the new buildings in Miami and Fort Lauderdale are not huge at all and many of time are tiny.
I air bnb at luxury apartments in Fort Lauderdale and Miami all the time.
The last air bnb I did in Fort Lauderdale the bed was literally 85% of the total bedroom
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New Yorkers do this too. Complain about crime and then move to Atlanta which is a top 25 murderous cityWait reading the first paragraph...they left the bay area because it was expensive and too much crime to go to...Miami where it's expensive and a bunch of crime?
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No the realtors and developers are driving up the cost
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This is also happening in DC also I believe. Cities are going back to the hands of the rich and usually if a place has wealthy people the population will be lower than a place that has middle class and poor.
Who’s Leaving California—and Who’s Moving In?
While the number of Californians leaving for other states has declined somewhat, it remains at near-record levels. We look at the demographics of those moving out of and into our state and discuss some key factors underlying these decisionswww.ppic.org
The same thing is happening in NYC, the highly educated and higher income population is moving in and the lower income ones are moving out. Low key Californians may actually prefer it.
It makes sense how these places have exodus yet still have a lot of Fortune 500 companies booming
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Is it not still the most populated state? 
Housing cost is driven by demand. A large number of people moving into an area with limited housing is what drives up the price of housing. Just 3 years ago my house was worth $200,000. People are swarming Nashville and now it is almost worth $600,000. Me and my neighbors haven't done anything except live in our neighborhood, but what is occurring is that newcomers are despeate for housing and driving up the prices around us.
California is an incredibly big ass state man …you can literally get a totally different experience depending on the city let alone the region of California you’re in …using outsider talking points like “pollution” “deceptive destructive weather” lmao and “lack of trains” sounds ignorant as fukk
stay your ass in Idaho nikka
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The names of the people who left CA in this article are Hari Raghavan and Kenny Phung.
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I know. But it’s the developers who see this demand and create the real estate prices.
I don’t think a family from Cali is happy to see Texas home values going up
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A lot of people I know are leaving LA. The ones who are staying have been here for awhile so it makes no sense to really leave.
At the end of the day, many people were from out of town and see no point in staying. This was the case for my co-workers after the pandemic.
Might as well go back to their hometown because they have a home base there.
That said, San Diego is property value probably going to be going up:
appleinsider.com
I can see SD becoming the next big tech giant on the Wst Coast to go next to Silicon Valley and Silicon Beach. It only makes sense.
At the end of the day, many people were from out of town and see no point in staying. This was the case for my co-workers after the pandemic.
Might as well go back to their hometown because they have a home base there.
That said, San Diego is property value probably going to be going up:
Apple buys new campus for $445 million for vast San Diego expansion | AppleInsider
Apple has acquired the existing Rancho Vista Corporate Center in San Diego, as part of its continued plan to expand hardware and software engineering in the region.
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I can see SD becoming the next big tech giant on the Wst Coast to go next to Silicon Valley and Silicon Beach. It only makes sense.
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Once California water problem really sets in And they jack up the prices of water. Anyone not rich gonna be forced to leave and it'll be a rich mans paradise how they want it. Its all part of the plan.
Developers and realtors don't create prices. Supply and demand does. When supply goes up in Nashville or people start leaving in large enough numbers then prices will go down regardless of what realtors and developers want to charge.