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[QUOTE="Da_Aisijimo_Gou, post: 4008046, member: 264"]
1-2 weeks away from schools re-opening in some states, e.g., Arizona, Georgia, etc. As children are back in school and extra unemployment bonuses further fade away, observing rates of people more proactively seeking employment and higher net revenue may prove interesting.

Meanwhile in some large cities, rental cost increases reflect rising demand among moving currents, returnees, and potential new residents. Boston and Chicago remain down a bit now, but will lease rates lag 1-2 years barring massive new SARS-2 spikes or proof existing or enhanced vaccines prove ineffective against the India Delta or other SARS-2 variants? Should/if a 2022-23 economic decline kicks in, some employment seekers may become far more open minded about offices/restaurants/not WFA. Time will tell.

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