All Star Home, Raleigh, N.C., recently conducted a survey that found 29% of Americans report living in their hometowns.
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Survey Finds 29% of Americans Still Live in Hometowns
All Star Home, Raleigh, N.C., recently conducted a survey that found 29% of Americans report living in their hometowns.
Survey Finds 29% of Americans Still Live in Hometowns
All Star Home, Raleigh, N.C., recently conducted a survey that found 29% of Americans report living in their hometowns.
Survey Finds 29% of Americans Still Live in Hometowns
All Star Home, Raleigh, N.C., recently conducted a survey that found 29% of Americans report living in their hometowns.
Survey Finds 29% of Americans Still Live in Hometowns
All Star Home, Raleigh, N.C., recently conducted a survey that found 29% of Americans report living in their hometowns.
Redfin Finds Relocating Homebuyers Look Far Afield
More than one-quarter of homebuyers nationwide are looking to move to a different metro area, reported Redfin, Seattle.
Relocating Homebuyers Look Far Afield, Redfin Reports
More than one-quarter of homebuyers nationwide are looking to move to a different metro area, reported Redfin, Seattle.
Out-of-Town Moves Remain Popular as High Housing Costs Push Homebuyers to More Affordable Areas
Redfin.com home searchers looking to relocate to a new metro fell by 4.2% from a year earlier in the first quarter, compared to a 15.6% drop for those looking to move within their current metro. Those are the biggest drops in Redfin’s records, which go back through 2018.
Report Cites Pandemic’s Impact on U.S, Population Shifts
New data on county-level population changes continue to suggest that the coronavirus pandemic had profound and lasting impacts on economic geography—with two million people leaving U.S. cities between 2020 and 2022—according to a report by the Economic Innovation Group, Washington, D.C.
Miami Leads Migration Destinations; Austin for First-Time Home Buyers
A record 25% of home searchers looked to move to a different U.S. metro in January, many in search of relatively affordable housing, said Redfin, Seattle. And Bankrate.com, New York, said Austin, Texas ranked highest for first-time home buyers.