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fromFast Company
2 weeks 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.
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fromMoneywise
2 months ago

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

In July 2025, California's median home price reached $828,900, according to Redfin - more than double the median in Texas ($352,700) and significantly higher than in Arizona ($439,200) and Nevada ($465,200). For families facing affordability challenges, the numbers alone make a compelling case to relocate. California also levies a top state income tax rate of 13.3% on incomes over $1 million - the highest in the country.
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fromBusiness Insider
7 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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