Among cities surging the most last year, the North Austin suburb of Georgetown claimed the No. 10 spot, with its move-in ratio climbing 36% year over year. Georgetown, noted as the Retirement Capital of Texas, is aligned with other retiree destinations becoming the latest hotspots, MoveBuddha experts found.
Strong and resilient economy: Boston's economy is powered by robust sectors like technology, life sciences, healthcare, and higher education. This economic diversity and strength attract a steady stream of high-income professionals and create consistent housing demand. Persistent housing inventory shortage: Boston's housing supply has consistently fallen short of demand due to limited developable land, strict zoning restrictions, and high construction costs.
The data refers to new permit authorisations issued by national authorities to non-EU citizens that allows them to stay in the country for employment, family, education or other reasons, so they can be interpreted as how many third-country people moved to live in a certain country. The data, however, also include permits issued because of a change to a previous residence status or reissued after a gap of at least six months.
Austin has dipped to the 13th largest city, and the fourth fastest-growing region in the country due to slowdowns in key pull factors and job growth.
In addition to damaging properties, wildfire can also cut off access to utilities, emergency services, impact evacuation routes, and may impact the overall economic well-being of an area.
