Don't forget the whole "back to the land" movement of the 70s. A few stayed, most went back to suburbia after a few years. I think that's what we'll (eventually) see here too. Not every job lends itself to remote work, and if you can do a remote job from East Jockstrap, it can be done for much lower wages from India.
Also, humans are social creatures. How many people who enjoy city life (concerts, restaurants, nightlife in general, etc) are going to be happy with a semi annual ham and bean supper at the grange hall?