...and employers. Population Shock: Migration – Although that great migration shift has been fueled by the pandemic and remote work, the fundamental driver behind that shift is simple affordability. Real...

...in-metro moves, largely because homebuyers are searching for affordability, and remote work gives many Americans the freedom to move. Nine of the 10 most popular migration destinations have a lower...

...most popular migration destinations for the first time on record. The South Carolina beach town is the 9th-most popular destination for relocating homebuyers, with people most commonly moving in from...

...partially because of significant net-in migration to these markets over the course of the pandemic. Of the top 50 markets we track, Austin’s population grew the most and Phoenix’s population...

...wildfires and heat have seen more people move in than out from 2021-2022. That’s partly due to the housing affordability crisis, which has increased migration into less expensive but more...

...origin for buyers moving to Las Vegas. It’s a similar story for the other popular migration destinations, which include Phoenix, Sacramento, and several Florida metros. Today’s elevated mortgage rates have...

...several factors led to price spikes including social distancing measures, remote work options and an outbound migration away from large metropolitan areas. So how have California’s largest wildfires affected home...

...exacerbated by the pandemic era homebuying boom led Americans into these disaster-prone areas. According to a Redfin analysis of domestic migration data, which used U.S. Census Bureau data and climate...

...(+8.94%) Michigan (+8.86%) Year-over-year State Increases Yearly declines in May were led by Mountain West states that saw an early influx of pandemic-related migration. Idaho and Nevada, along with the...

...trend of out bound migration from less-urban areas (where people flocked to during the pandemic) and the significant loss of affordability. In the Northeastern and Southeastern metro areas continue to...