For Newly Remote Workers, Small Town U.S.A. Will Lose Its Allure Soon Enough

Jun 30, 2020 · The Wall Street Journal · Laura Forman

Lower taxes? Cheaper housing? Shorter commute? For some knowledge workers fleeing the big city amid the pandemic, the perks of relocating to a distant burg will soon grow stale.

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