New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus
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New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus
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Re: New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus
#2I saw a statistic that 0.25% of NYC’s population has already died from Coronavirus (15k/6m). It seems worse there due to the density, and similarly dense cities like London are in the same boat.
Re: New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus
#3I saw a statistic that 0.25% of NYC’s population has already died from Coronavirus (15k/6m). It seems worse there due to the density, and similarly dense cities like London are in the same boat.
Yeah, that statistic is what I point out to people who claim that the IFR from coronavirus is actually tiny due to undiagnosed infections.
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#4This isn’t any surprise, we will see a swelling of growth in Westchester, Long Island, Southern Connecticut, and Northern New Jersey, especially if partial remote work stays normalised as well. I don’t see a massive exodus out of the metro area, but the suburban share will likely grow.
Re: New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus
#5I saw a statistic that 0.25% of NYC’s population has already died from Coronavirus (15k/6m). It seems worse there due to the density, and similarly dense cities like London are in the same boat.
citation please?
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#6I've entertained the idea, but then again, if I stick around I might get a sweet deal on a condo.
Re: New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus
#7I saw a statistic that 0.25% of NYC’s population has already died from Coronavirus (15k/6m). It seems worse there due to the density, and similarly dense cities like London are in the same boat.
It doesn't just seem worse, it is worse (a lot worse), at least so far.
Sort this table by per-capita total deaths: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
And that's just by state. NYC proper is likely even worse than that would suggest.
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#8In the aftermath of 9/11, nobody wanted to live in skyscrapers. But that fear soon faded and prices went back up.
It's probably too early to tell if this is a lasting trend.
Re: New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus
#9I saw a statistic that 0.25% of NYC’s population has already died from Coronavirus (15k/6m). It seems worse there due to the density, and similarly dense cities like London are in the same boat.
Yeah, that statistic is what I point out to people who claim that the IFR from coronavirus is actually tiny due to undiagnosed infections.
The biggest spike in the local death rate since 9/11/01 is not "just another flu season". Though NYC's population is probably closer to 9m now.
Re: New Yorkers consider relocating post coronavirus
#10I've entertained the idea, but then again, if I stick around I might get a sweet deal on a condo.
Property prices are definitely already declining in the city, so this could be a smart move as well.