NA Martin   number one in migration state from CA residence's was Oregon... has been that way for years..

Yes, STR are converting into long terms at the moment, but we also have the highest migrating inflow; so, I think we are in the very good shape with 99% average occupancy rate.

Another contributing factor is the mass migration of New Yorkers to the area.

Hence maybe why you migrated to BP and other DIY sites.  

Texas has been on the receiving end of some of the largest increases in domestic migration over the last few years, which I would definitely consider a big factor when buying real estate for long term purposes. 

Perhaps we might migrate to email moving forward.

However, the migration trend nationally is to the South, places like Florida, North Carolina and Texas.

The average housing cost is 260K, and is among the most migrated to cities in the US.

I know people here too (lot of people migrating from north of country in my city cause its starting to turn in big city (lots of jobs, lots of events, basically everything happens here in capitol), so buying and renting here is pretty high.

However, the article's demographic and household migration data gives some great insight into just where all that demand was coming from.Here's a link: "Austin's Power: Why the Capital City's Home Prices Surged."