New Yorkers Who Fled to Connecticut During Covid Are Staying Put

Sept. 13, 2022, 4:02 PM UTC

About 50,000 people who left New York City for Connecticut during the pandemic are staying put despite calls by big banks and other Manhattan employers to bring workers back to the office, says Governor Ned Lamont.

At least for now, there’s been no sign of a major exodus of transplants from the state, Lamont said in an interview with Bloomberg News on Monday. The 50,000 estimate is based on data from the US Postal Service.

“Their kids are registered in schools. They’re buying houses,” he said.

Changes in how people work during the pandemic has had big tax implications for places that became hubs ...

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