#domestic-migration

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US politics
fromABC7 San Francisco
20 hours ago

CA projected to lose congressional seats after 2030 due to slow population growth, data shows

California is projected to lose four U.S. House seats after the 2030 Census due to slowing population growth and net domestic out-migration.
fromAxios
1 month ago

Where people moved to (and from) in 2025

State of play: Roughly 2 in 5 people moving into Arkansas landed in Bentonville, home to Walmart's corporate headquarters, per the analysis. Other popular states for inbound moves include Hawaii; Washington, D.C.; Tennessee; Washington state and Alabama. The other side: Louisiana recorded the highest share of outbound moves for the second year in a row, followed by West Virginia and Wyoming.
Real estate
#housing-affordability
fromFortune
1 month ago
Real estate

America's mobile housing affordability crisis reveals a system where income determines exposure to climate disasters | Fortune

fromMoneywise
5 months ago
California

Forget California! Americans are abandoning the Golden State in droves - here are 3 major factors researchers say are driving the reverse rush

fromFortune
1 month ago
Real estate

America's mobile housing affordability crisis reveals a system where income determines exposure to climate disasters | Fortune

fromMoneywise
5 months ago
California

Forget California! Americans are abandoning the Golden State in droves - here are 3 major factors researchers say are driving the reverse rush

fromFast Company
2 months ago

The next real estate boom will be on high ground

In the Miami area, where nearly a third of homes face flood risk, nearly 70,000 more people moved away than moved in last year, according to a new report from Redfin. In Houston, the domestic outflow was more than 30,000 people; in Brooklyn, where around a quarter of homes face flood risk, around 28,000 more people left than moved in.
Environment
Chicago
fromBusiness Insider
9 months ago

It's the Midwest's time to shine: Baby boomers explain why the left the Sunbelt and moved back north

Domestic migration to the Sunbelt is slowing, with the Midwest gaining appeal due to affordability and climate conditions.
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