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mowotlarx t1_jefm1uo wrote

Population count is not the same as well in a borough. Brooklyn is the largest borough but Manhattan has the most millionaires in billionaires. Not working in an office in Manhattan is not the reason why people in Brooklyn and Queens are having issues affording to live here.

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TheAJx t1_jefs5k5 wrote

Fewer job opportunities obviously affects affordability. There are two sides to the equation. The cost of living and the income to live there.

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mowotlarx t1_jefz6j3 wrote

Fewer job opportunities where? In Manhattan? Where people being paid minimum wage are paying $2.75 minimum each way to commute from outer boroughs? To make rent for apartments that don't exist in their price range?

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TheAJx t1_jeg2tlb wrote

Okay, if the job opportunities in Manhattan are so awful, why aren't they finding equivalent job opportunities in the outer boroughs and continuing to live there?

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