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Covid-19 could destroy our love affair with the city – here’s how to profit

People have been drawn to cities throughout history – seeking work, friendship and love. But that could change in a Covid-19 world, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he explains how to profit from the drift away from urbanisation.

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by: Dominic Frisby
6 May 2020
Crowds on Oxford Street © Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images

Will we ever see crowds like this again? © Getty

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