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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm pretty old and have a quite different take. The gentrification drove the federal workforce quite far out. People have always lived far out, yes, but not nearly in these numbers. Many feds had great deals in DC and Arlington, where housing is now affordable on federal salaries. I lived in Clarendon, for example, before anything was there. It was cheap. Times are really different and it will be a mess.[/quote] This. I have been working in this area for over 35 years. Many more government workers/contractors live in the ex-burbs. People living in the close in suburbs, like my North Arlington neighborhood (where new houses start at 2.8 million), are only for the very, very wealthy. And telework and flex schedules (working 4 days a week) was very much in effect before COVID. Not on such an extreme scale, but it was common for mothers and others working in the government. Every Friday or every other Friday off has been a thing since I started working all those years ago.[/quote]
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