[cuban leaf]

And of course, when you work from home, "home" can be anywhere on the road. i.e. a lot of "vacation/work" travel may be in a lot of people's future.

[gymbeau]

I like working from home from the neighborhood tavern.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Our son sold his West Seattle house and moved to Port Townsend.
He said he’d gotten tired of stepping over sleeping bums and their poop...

[brownsfan]

Great! </sarcasm>

I’m not saying it about you and yours, but most of those fleeing places like Seattle will defile their new homes by electing Democrat bastards.

[P.O.E.]

Oh great. A bunch of know-it-alls who elected themselves into unliveable cities.

[SMARTY]

‘migration’?

Ya think?

[fuente]

I read an article a day or two ago where houses in NC are listing and selling the same day due to the this migration. Definitely booming in Central FL. I am astounded by the level of homes being built in much more rural settings.

[CTyank]

Exactly! My 19 yr old daughter is doing college online, I’m wfh for the foreseeable future and my wife can run her biz from the road.

We’re working toward downsizing and becoming nearly full time RV’ers.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

My name derives from a Huguenot settler in New Netherlands in 1664. His descendant, my great-great-grandfather, commanded a police precinct during the 1863 New York Draft riots. All my siblings live in New York City. I left New York over forty years ago, and have never looked back. I like suburban and rural New England.

People who work for a living have to be crazy to live in New York. When I went to my high school 50th reunion a couple of years ago almost none of the people I graduated with lived in the City, and only a few even lived in New York State. Quite a diaspora.

We’ve been displaced by AOC and her cohorts.

Good bye.

[Jeff Chandler]

But wait, there's more!

LOL!

[gundog]

So..... I don’t think that this is an accidental result of the current climate. Who benefits? Does this crush real estate values in the urban areas? Does it create super-slums?

[McGavin999]

If they bring their leftist beliefs and voting patterns they will destroy the rest of the country. I find myself getting furious when I see cars with California license plates and Bernie Sanders or Obama bumper stickers.

[Terry L Smith]

All this is fine, yet one question is not asked.

All those Seattle-ites need to declare their new founded conservatism!!

Otherwise, are they all still beholding to their Seattle-ite rat-smelling liberallism?

[mikeus_maximus]

You’re blessed. I am a corporate counsel and privacy officer for a Fortune 500 global company. I haven’t worked in the office since March 3rd. I’ve been stuck in the burbs WFH, but I’m longing to move out to somewhere with acreage, breathing room, rural values.

[School of Rational Thought]

Noting the explosion of people sailing around the world and working from their boats.

[17th Miss Regt]

Well, some people were complaining about how 're-gentrification' is ruining the ambience of their 'hoods neighborhoods. This is one way to cure that 'problem'.

[Perseverando]

Is this the migration from the cities you are talking about? Didn't I see they are coming to Louusville this weekend? Heads up!

Leader of radical black-only militia NFAC ‘believes in violence’ & wants a real-life Wakanda for every black person in America

[central_va]

I've been trying to get electicity to my new building here in Kentucky, but there is a huge construction boom going on right now and electricians are swamped.

Pay more. They will be there tomorrow.

[BBQToadRibs]

I left Seattle 12 years ago. WFH in flyover North Dakota at Seattle wages. Couldn’t be happier.

[RayChuang88]

I’ve noticed that both Comcast and Consolidated Communications (formerly SureWest) are laying a lot of cable wiring all over the place just outside Sacramento and Placer counties in Sacramento. And both can offer gigabit Internet service over cable TV lines.

[KarlInOhio]

So much for the "New Urbanism" and UN Agenda 21.