New Yorkers Divided: Some Fleeing, Others Happy to Stay
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A recent poll by Siena College Research Institute revealed that 27% of New Yorkers plan to leave the state in the next five years, with affordability, ease of retirement, politics, crime, and safety being among their biggest concerns. Many New Yorkers are leaving due to being priced out of the housing market, outgrowing roommates, being cash-strapped from taxes, and aging out of the state. Some are moving to states without income taxes, while others are seeking more living space for their money in other cities.
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- Siena poll shows 70% of New Yorkers happy living in the state WKTV
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