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National Movers Study: Where Did #Americans Move In #2023?: Lower #costs are drawing Americans to the #Southeast and less #expensive #metros, finds United Van Lines’ 47th Annual National Movers Study. #CorporateRealEstate #EconDev #SiteSelection

Explore the shifting landscape of American migration with the recently released 2023 United Van Lines Migration Study! This comprehensive report reveals intriguing patterns as Americans head eastbound and southbound, opting for more affordable areas with comparable amenities. Vermont leads the inbound charge for the third consecutive year, while New Jersey sees the highest outbound moves. Check out the detailed findings and dive into the motivations shaping the American relocation landscape!

12 of the 15 fastest-growing cities in the U.S. are in the Sun Belt, attracting workers, retail consumers, and property owners. Keep ‘em coming! Learn more about this growth and its impact in the recent piece in The Atlantic: https://lnkd.in/gR-NmhEz #sunbelt #CRE #growth

With 54 days this year above 110 degrees, Phoenix is the warmest urban area in the U.S. Despite record breaking heat, Phoenix is also one of the fastest-growing urban areas. What is the incentive for newcomers to join us? The article linked below, written by Hayleigh Evans elaborates more on the question. #ArizonaRealEstate #RealEstateAttorney #PhoenixRealEstate https://lnkd.in/gh-pgH5X

These 10 states lured the most movers last year — and No. 1 is unexpected Americans love to know where people are moving — partly to get inspiration for their own lives. The moving firm Atlas Van Lines tracked the states with the biggest share of inbound movers in 2023. From Montana to Florida, here are the top 10 states people moved to — and likely reasons. https://lnkd.in/gxVvcECf

As we embrace a new year, the dynamic housing landscape continues to evolve. The 30th edition of the Atlas® Van Lines Migration Patterns Study reveals some fascinating trends about American mobility. After years of economic and market unpredictability, Americans are relocating in droves in 2023. The hotspots? Maine, New Hampshire, Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, and Washington are witnessing high inbound rates, aligning with national trends. Conversely, more affordable states in the Midwest are experiencing an exodus, with states like Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Ohio seeing more people leaving. The allure of Hawaii remains strong with 77% inbound shipments. And here's the exciting news for us in the capital: Washington, D.C., stands as the fifth most popular destination for movers nationwide! #LoveLiveDC #WashingtonDC #RealEstate #MovingToDC #HousingMarket

Cool article and ratings of the best states to live in, based on affordability, economy, quality of life, education and health, and safety. The top 10 is made up of states from the North East, Upper Midwest, and Wyoming and Florida.  As always, take the ratings with a grain of salt to your particular situation, and priorities.  I find the migration of people interesting.  https://lnkd.in/ed2verSW

These 10 states lured the most movers last year — and No. 1 is unexpected Americans love to know where people are moving — partly to get inspiration for their own lives. The moving firm Atlas Van Lines tracked the states with the biggest share of inbound movers in 2023. From Montana to Florida, here are the top 10 states people moved to — and likely reasons.

These 10 states lured the most movers last year — and No. 1 is unexpected Americans love to know where people are moving — partly to get inspiration for their own lives. The moving firm Atlas Van Lines tracked the states with the biggest share of inbound movers in 2023. From Montana to Florida, here are the top 10 states people moved to — and likely reasons.

These 10 states lured the most movers last year — and No. 1 is unexpected Americans love to know where people are moving — partly to get inspiration for their own lives. The moving firm Atlas Van Lines tracked the states with the biggest share of inbound movers in 2023. From Montana to Florida, here are the top 10 states people moved to — and likely reasons.