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城市地区似乎正在经历某种程度的复兴，部分原因是自2000年代以来，许多年轻的专业人士搬进了市中心社区。人们认为，这些年轻的专业人士中的许多人在成家后会搬回来，但这些移民模式的细节并不为人所知。我分析了纽约联邦储备银行(Federal Reserve Bank of New York) /Equifax消费者信贷小组(Consumer Credit Panel)的数据，回答了关于这些临时城市居民的12个问题——这些人选择搬到城市社区，并在那里度过了他们成年早期的一部分时间。
Urban areas seem to be enjoying a renaissance of sorts due in part to the many young professionals who have moved into central neighborhoods since the 2000s. Many of these young professionals are thought to move back out after they have started families, but the details of these migration patterns are not well-known. I analyze data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York/Equifax Consumer Credit Panel to answer 12 questions about these temporary urbanists—those who choose to move into an urban neighborhood and spend part of their early adulthood there.
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