Comment Comment by hoodwink This article doesn’t jive whatsoever with my anecdotal experience as an urban dwelling elder millennial.As my friends and family form families, they either stay in the city.After all, having a kid or two and staying in NYC or SF is the ultimate status symbol.Or they move to more livable cities such as Philadelphia from NYC or Austin from SF or Pittsburgh from Chicago.The exception is moving back to the suburbs to be close to our boomer parents who of course still live there.Seriously, no one I know my age (35) willingly moves to the suburbs. Curious if this is my bubble or consistent. parent hoodwink 7 years ago
As my friends and family form families, they either stay in the city.
After all, having a kid or two and staying in NYC or SF is the ultimate status symbol.
Or they move to more livable cities such as Philadelphia from NYC or Austin from SF or Pittsburgh from Chicago.
The exception is moving back to the suburbs to be close to our boomer parents who of course still live there.
Seriously, no one I know my age (35) willingly moves to the suburbs. Curious if this is my bubble or consistent.