3) As NYC has become unaffordable for the lower-income class, unless they are blessed to have a rent controlled apartment, they have migrated north to Schenectady because rents are cheap for what you get in return.

Looking at school districts, neighborhoods, population migration, local preference of house layouts etc.  

In the El Paso area are population is increasing however it is due to births and immigration, migration out of the city is very high for high wage jobs.I am considering investing in this area beyond my primary home and these graphs are alarming, on one hand it spells opportunity for a lower price but other hand not much opportunity for investing if this continues.How should I view this situation?

I too migrated from South Florida last year but am in the DC metro area. 

You want jobs and people migrating into a market, not leaving as is the case in my great state of NY.Gino

It doesn't show land values but if money is leaving then land values are sure to follow.http://www.howmoneywalks.com/irs-tax-migration/

I can agree with some of what your saying about CA.I don't believe at 200k and close to Apple job site is anywhere near a bubble... up here in Orygone we get a huge influx of CA folks actually the number one in migration state in the country ... form CA... and its for the basic same reasons.. housing 1/2 to 1/4 of prime bay area. high tech jobs and lifestyle .what you will find and we find it in Orygone is people then go back to CA because they can't stand the weather.. here its rain and a lot of gloomy gus days.

I guess what you could say I am trying to get out of Bigger Pockets is what the rest of you may have migrated here for as well...Financial freedom.

That migration effect will eventually cause those businesses to have to relocate as well, leaving us with more supply then demand in real estate.

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