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Hi,
I'm writing from Bend, Oregon, which is becoming the poster child for the "zoom town" phenomenon, where people who can work remotely move from the Bay Area, Portland, Seattle and so on. Housing is "cheap" for them, and crazy expensive for people who work local jobs - especially those affected by the pandemic like restaurant workers. Long term, it could lead to some good things if we built enough housing, but we aren't... but that's another topic for another time.
Is Silver City seeing this too?
Thanks!
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