I'm trying to find net migration patterns within the past 1-5 years, as well as what age the people who are moving is as well as the population percentage by age.

Lots of investors are cash flowing in Texas, and there are upsides to Texas as well - friendly business environment, healthy diverse economy, and positive net migration in many areas.No matter where you choose, keep putting one foot in front of the other. 

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Factors such as migration (in/out), median housing and rent price, tax rates, median income levels, rental vacancy rates, etc.

He's leaning towards a purchase in Montreal but I'm seeing a bigger opportunity here with all the migration of tech and people flooding from other parts of the US.

I hope the Bay Area migration doesn't exacerbate the affordability in Sacramento over the next few years. 

Many of my clients are looking at Lakeland as it is a steady growth market with good net migration numbers and the price-to-rent ratio is still appealing. 

This year there has been what I like to call a "mass migration" of people moving from provinces that have become much too expensive to live and purchase housing.

If climate change is a thing, and it does cause human migration on a large scale, what is very cheap now that won't be in the future? 

But I’ve had some good luck investing in Worcester, my wife and I just closed on a multi family.Worcester is going under a lot of positive change and with people being priced out of the city they are migrating this way.