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Old 08-26-2020, 06:22 AM   #4
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I think it’s a bit to early to see that. Once this thing blows over and a new “normalcy” exists, there will still likely be an office presence requirement for many. Most house holds in Massachusetts are dual income earners and the likely hood both spouses will work remotely all the time seems slim. While I’m not one of them, I know some people with second homes here that love the summers at the lake but have no interest in being here in the winter.
You may be right in the long-long-term, but I'm thinking school registrations might be a good indicator of "summer" people who have moved to the area "permanently."

I know many of my friends' companies have decided to be remote until at least January.

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