Tag Archives: migration

With more than 338,000 retiring and moving in 2023, could this number move higher in 2024?

It should be no surprise that renters in California and New York were the most likely to move cities and states, looking for more affordable accommodations that still allowed them to telecommute to work.

United Van Lines has released the latest iteration of their annual National Movers Study, which uses internal data based on multiple thousands of moves to determine inbound hotspots and outbound migration patterns.

For the first time, Spokane is a migration hotspot for people still chasing affordability as the pandemic boom of people moving may be at its end according to Redfin.

Atlas Van Lines, a national residential moving company, has released their year-end annual report using internal data to determine larger migrations patterns.

As relocation patterns continue to shift nationwide, the Mountain West region has emerged as a hot spot for homebuyers, according to a new study from StorageCafe, with Idaho topping the list with the highest net migration rate in the nation.

A new survey from LendingTree revealed that in addition to rising mortgage rates and housing costs, approximately 39.79% of respondents cited rent increases as the primary reason why they felt pressured to move, followed by landlords not making repairs and living in unsafe neighborhoods.

According to a new Redfin survey, the most common reason home sellers are relocating is the desire for more space, followed by proximity to family and a lower cost of living. Click here to see why sellers are choosing to move despite record-high mortgage rates and an increasing lack of inventory.

RentCafe's August Rental Activity Report revealed Arlington, Virginia was named the most sought-after city by renters for the second consecutive month, while New York City boroughs like the Bronx and Queens trailed closely behind.

As economic inflation continues to impact rental prices nationwide, a new study from WalletHub examined the best and worst cities to rent in the U.S., with Midwestern states like North and South Dakota, Kansas, and Iowa topping the list of places with the most affordable rentals.