Moving Migration Patterns Report | North American Van Lines

Additionally, the post-pandemic migration trend is leveling off, and rising insurance rates are straining operating budgets, indicating a year of complex adjustments for the multifamily sector.

As for the insurance, I wrote a piece a few years ago here:http://www.nreinsurance.com/wp-content/themes/migration-www.nreinsurance.com/misc/Insurance-Issues-for-the-Sub2-Deal.pdfMy opinion only, but has been successful for us for years.

Cape Coral was never developed for large scale population, so now the local govt is desperately trying to alleviate issues caused with the mass migration to SW FL.Tremendous upside in each area, so I believe you'll make a great investment once you decide!

I used venmo and then migrated to these two platforms.

But California isn’t even experiencing the most net out-migration of the 50 states!

Mostly migrate workers.

Personally we are migrating to Cedar Rapids more as I see Iowa City flatlining in rent rates and I anticipate even a bit of a decline in some pockets/types of rentals.

We are not a much of a cash flow market, so we depend on appreciation and the continuous flow of migration to the state.

There is net migration here and job growth (before COVID-19 that is).