Mass Exodus from NYC: Young NYers Join The Affluent Bolting The City As Lockdown Drives Professiona

[rangerrebew]

Mass Exodus from NYC: Young NYers Join The Affluent Bolting The City As Lockdown Drives Professionals Out and Companies Accept Staff Permanently Working From Home
By Pamela Geller - on May 24, 2020
 

It’s as if Governor killer Cuomo and NYC village idiot Wilhem de Blasio took a machine gun to this city and opened fire. And haven’t stopped firing.

This is all self-inflicted.

    Exodus from NYC: The young join the rich in ditching the Big Apple as the coronavirus economic downturn drives professionals out and companies accept staff permanently working from home

        The coronavirus lockdown has left young New Yorkers reconsidering the city’s high cost of living
        People who can work remotely are eyeing the suburbs or contemplating moving back home with their parents
        A recent survey found 69% of people in tech and finance said they would leave New York if they were given the option to work from home permanently

https://gellerreport.com/2020/05/nyc-exodus-young-join-affluent-bolt.html/

[Gefn]

They’re coming to NJ in droves.

https://nj1015.com/new-yorkers-moving-to-the-new-jersey-suburbs-in-droves/

Look out, New Jersey. The New Yorkers are coming! What first seemed to be a sudden stall in the real estate market in New Jersey after governor Murphy announced the COVID-19 shut down recommendations, has turned out to be anything but. It turns out that New Yorkers who are tired of living in the city being so closely crammed together are looking for a little more space and a “new normal” here in the Garden State, according to an article on thedailyvoice.com. According to the article, Steven Magnuson, a Douglas Elliman broker in Greenwich told CNBC, “It seems like everyone wants to leave the city,” he added. “Our problem is not enough inventory for sale. We’ve been on the phone 24/7 and on email.”

It seems that after going through the crisis in the city, people want out. And they are desperately looking for free space outdoors. The article goes on to say that coronavirus is definitely adding to the home buying urgency that realtors in New Jersey are seeing right now. They can go out for a bike ride, and go for a run or walk and live their daily lives without feeling inundated by their neighbors,” Magnuson said. Yea. We in New Jersey figured that out along time ago. It took a pandemic for the New Yorkers to see it too.

[Gefn]

Um, they’re also going to Connecticut too.