We have a lot of people moving in from the coastal states, trying to escape the Orwellian regulations, burdensome taxes, riots, and more.

You must of missed the highly publisized massive looting and riots over the summer in Philadelphia, which creating massive flight of residents to move to the suburbs reversing the move to a complete halt to the move back into the urban cities, the city government is strangleheld in all the cities referenced above for this completely.

Lots of riots, police are resigning.

Far enough from the rioting she doesn't have a lot of issues but close enough to commute.

I don’t care about parties and don’t affiliate, but people seem to be leaving cities for concerns of rioting, lockdowns, and fear of depreciation, and not just the typical lower cost that people could always leave for.

Even with everything that has happened this year, with Covid, and so many people out of work, rioting, political unrest, there is so much to be grateful for I don't know where to begin.

Are you one law, one riot, one tax, one corporate HQ move,  one fire, one water restriction, one whatever; from your home being devalued and being under water. 

In the course of history all of the most economically successful countries are those with the least government.Pretty sure Hong Kong isn't rioting because they are looking forward to mainland China's gift of additional infrastructure. 

For example, I am watching right now as some of my choice markets descend into anarchy and burn to the ground from riots and the governments actions of allowing the Purge vs instituting law and order.

If this was the case then London, Paris, and NYC which have all weathered various short term disasters in their histories like a blitz, occupation, fires, plagues, riots, and great depressions wouldn't be the great places to live and be so resilient.