Urban Flight 2100

Wonder what’s causing this?

The population decline would represent 12–23% of the population of these cities, the study states. The aftermath of such a decline will bring “unprecedented challenges,” the study explains further.

These cities could face a loss in basic services like transit, clean water, electricity, and internet access. Furthermore, an issue depopulation poses is a “dwindling tax base” that would certainly impact basic city services.

raise taxes on the dwindlers

I think they’ll have to.

Imagination

They are going to be under water by then anyway :smirk:

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What do you mean?

The second part was a climate joke

As the rest of it. Urban flight isn’t a permanent thing. It comes in waves. Once baby boomers selling homes becomes a thing, city prices will start to drop

All of this is course my imagination too. :blush:

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Or cut unnecessary/ineffective programs.

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Poor political leadership, allowing the quality of life to degrade to the point that citizens are motivated to seek a better option.

The cockroaches are abandoning motel! :rofl:

Either Road Warrior or WaterWorld.

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DC will be the second city to sink. (NOLA will be first.) Both are swamps waiting to get filled.

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Poetic Justice

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They are all critically necessary. To somebody.

Wonder what’s causing it?

Critical to someone’s hustle.

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Population of Ancient Rome (the City)
300 AD – 1 million
400 AD – 750,000 –800,000
450 AD – 450,000 –500,000
500 – 80,000 –100,000

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Look at the demographics.

Cool cheese-eating urban libs finally admitting to themselves
“I’ve been lying to myself all these years. City life basically sucks. Always has. Always will.”

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I wish there was a way to measure attitude based demographics. I think there may be character traits that align with who stays vs who leaves.

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Visigoths, Vandals, Barbarian Kings.:wink: