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As the economy tumbles deeper into recession, bailout fever is sweeping the nation. So before the decreasingly exorbitant prices of Manhattan real estate shrink to—gasp!— a sensible level, it’s natural that New Yorkers might consider bailing out themselves. What could you get if you traded in your life for something else? A bigger home in a city with a better economy? A much bigger home in a city with an even worse outlook? Let’s compare your options.
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