Now that international travel is almost zero and people are hesitant to take domestic flights.

I too anticipated we might see more flight to SFRs as people would be more comfortable with that situation in these circumstances, intriguing that this is not playing out and may point to people's presumptions that this will all be over soon. 

Originally posted by @Karen Chenaille:People who had trips planned to Europe and cruises are now staying in the US and driving...I expect demand to increase.That's a good point, and often the cruise passengers already have their flights booked to leave from the ports here in FLL and MIA.

It is an interesting time... within that article there is also mentioning of video showings- something that could further obviate the need for am "on the ground" presence if you have maintenance avenues covered.It seems my market continues to absorb the flight from Brooklyn, NYC and other urban areas... so that is a nice plus.

if she needs to go from Portland to a meeting in San Jose or Sacramento or AZ  she just hops on one of their flights without the big hassle of security etc. 

We are a young family with 2 small children, open to opportunity in a climate that we love and enjoy, though we love Colorado because it is a direct flight to and from Texas where my family is.

I am located in NYC and don’t mind a 2-3 drive or flight for house hunting.

I'm told it's due to low inventory and some city-flight due to COVID. 

Its clear this is creating a flight to the suburbs and even rural areas by high end renters who are searching for more space and lower rents or making the decision to just buy themselves.Currently, its clear there is no reason to make compromises in living space any more just to be nearby the office and reduce your commute time, when many offices are closed and may never reopen. 

especially since i invested time/flights to FL/inspections..etc Any thoughts?