The U.S. Census Bureau data indicates that while the overall U.S. population grew by 6.7% from 2013 to 2023, certain vacation towns are flourishing, exhibiting growth rates more than five times higher. This trend is propelled by the rise of remote work and increases in retiree relocations towards scenic areas, particularly along the Florida Gulf Coast, mid-Atlantic beaches, and some Great Lakes and West Coast cities. This migration reflects changing lifestyle priorities in the post-pandemic world, emphasizing work flexibility and leisure living environments.
The U.S. population grew 6.7% from 2013 to 2023, but vacation destinations' populations are growing much faster, as remote work shifts living patterns.
Remote work and retirement are driving relocations to vacation towns, with growth concentrated in the Florida Gulf Coast and select beach towns nationwide.
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