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Reports abound about mass pandemic-era migration, yet a new study suggests most movers are not leaving their current state.

A new study has found that that 11% of Americans have been forced to relocate to the pandemic, increasing the pool of Americans seeking homes in an already-constricted market.

A new Gallup poll shows an increase in Americans desiring to set up home in the country rather than suburbs or cities. Here’s how the data breaks down.

A new survey reveals the factors—including the continuing fallout from the pandemic—that are changing the ways Americans think about homeownership.

A new report examines the factors that determine where a homebuyer will choose to relocate as they look to balance important factors like affordability, crime, and crime statistics.

Here’s what a new study revealed about the most expensive cities to live in. Click through to learn which were these metros.

A new study revealed that the migration patterns of U.S. homebuyers pointed largely in one direction. Hint: It’s not just the warmer climate and sunny skies that have homebuyers opting for this region.

Not all coastal markets are seeing a heavy outward migration, a report found. Hint: The sea and the surf in this south eastern state has more people gravitating to it.

When it comes time to find a new home, these cities are the most popular migration destinations. Which city tops the list? Hint: it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity.

Most Americans say they would move for their jobs, but only a minority of applicants actually apply for jobs outside their current metro. Those who do are often in the tech sector.