High Costs of Living and Remote Work Fuel Decline of Families in America's Major Cities

America's major cities are increasingly childless due to high costs of living and remote work enabling people to move out.

The pandemic, crime waves, and remote work have accelerated the decline of children in cities.

Cost of living is the biggest reason families are leaving metro areas for more space.

School choice and lowering costs of living could make cities more family-friendly.

Lower fertility rates in cities contribute to an overall civilizational problem.