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New York Is Hemorrhaging Young People To Philadelphia

New York Is Hemorrhaging Young People To Philadelphia New York continues to attract ambitious young people, but apparently it’s also getting pretty good at showing them the door. The metro area recorded the largest net loss of Gen Z residents in the country in 2024, with nearly 3.

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  • Primary source: ZeroHedge
  • Published: Sep 23, 2026, 1:20 AM UTC
  • Coverage area: Economy & Markets
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