‘Urban Family Exodus’ Continues – Bloomberg

Since April 2020, the under-5 population has fallen by 18 percent in New York, 15 percent in Cook County, which includes Chicago, and 14 percent in Los Angeles County, the Economic Innovation Group said in a report. The continued loss of families highlights the risk of a so-called urban doom loop as cities struggle to retain one of their most important demographics.
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Old Joe
1 year ago

Oh, the places they’ll go……

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