With 15% unemployment, Mexicans migrated seasonally at that time and part of the package from American companies like canneries was unemployement being paid when they returned home.

It is simply poor policy to allow random people to migrate to and from our country.

The migration patterns don't lie!

When I see that they only consider domestic migration in their stats I know it is all but meaningless for an international city like Los Angeles or San Francisco. 

Rather than migration from other states.

I'm bullish on the price of real estate in New Zealand for the following reasons:ImmigrationIn New Zealand, the rate of migration has shot up dramatically recently.

I am pretty bullish on growth in the southeast, and Richmond seems to be the lucky target of post-DC migration in many cases.Best of luck, reach out if you need anything.

Outward migration?

San Jose, Sunnyvale & Santa Clara at 1.26% sales growth.So basically the entire Bay Area is going to have the exact same amount of sales this year as they had last year... and you know what that means: plateau leveling off before the fall.And here's the reason why:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushThe next generation of home buyers is entering their prime "settle down" years and thinks that $650,000 for some 1950's crapshack tract home is absolute B.S., and I don't blame 'em.

Over the years we have migrated to smaller 2 and 3 bedroom homes to keep the folks from dragging to many family members in.