Teeners Flee Cities for Suburbia in Migration Trend
A nationwide survey shows over 40 percent of city teenagers want to move, with 87 percent of girls and 91 percent of city teens favoring the suburbs. Suburbs attract for fresh air, homes, better schools, less crime, and proximity to cities, though some still defend urban life.
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Suburbia
Phyllis Maxstein
Bayside
New York City
Stephen Weiss
Hyattsville
Washington, D. C
Susan French
Evanston, Ill
Dick Ayer
Merchantville
N. J
Ellen Kalb
Flushing
Frederick Litto
Los Angeles
Barry Warner
Portland
Ore
Jo Ann Whalty
Hastings-on-Hudson
Why do people move to suburbs and tax questions
The questions explore motives for suburban migration and preferences about living in different community types. They ask whether suburban workers should pay city taxes and compare living in large cities, suburbs, small towns, or counties.
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Olean
N. Y
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