From New York City to Nashville: Americans fed up of cramped cities flee in droves during pandemic
Some economists believe the pandemic has turbocharged what was an already inevitable decline for so-called 'superstar cities' By Nick Allen, Washington Editor, Washington DC ; Josie Ensor, US Correspondent, New York City and Margi Murphy, US Technology Reporter, San Francisco 27 February 2021 • 7:00am According to data from the US Postal Service, New York lost a staggering 110,978 people last year Credit: Spencer Platt /Getty Images North America After the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic ripped through America's cities a little known beach town in Florida called Miami saw its population ...
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