The housing affordability crisis doesn't exist in much of the country - so why aren't Americans moving?
Briefly

The typical home price in Silicon Valley eclipsed $2 million during the second quarter of 2024, contrasting starkly with Decatur, Illinois’ median sale price of $126,700.
Many Americans prioritize living in expensive housing markets despite the financial strain, indicating a strong desire for the lifestyle and environment offered by these locations.
Tyler Jaggers’ move from San Jose to Topeka underscores that while some are embracing lower housing costs, the emotional and social ties of expensive areas remain compelling.
The disparity in home prices illustrates a significant national trend in housing affordability, where communities in the Midwest offer homes for less than $200,000.
Read at The Mercury News
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