The low cost of living has lead to an influx of transplants over the past few years.

Is it all California transplants, like the news says?

Fellow NE transplant here (just came down from NYC in March, live in Boston long time ago for a few years).

After several visits, I've narrowed my search to areas near(ish) to downtown (Roosevelt, Coronado, and Encanto) that I foresee transplants from CA being drawn. 

My wife and I live in Winston Salem—she’s a born and raised and I’m a transplant from NY.

If you are planning a move to the area, you’ll have no problem finding other transplants to explore the city with.Austin’s economic scores are well-rounded across the board, but the metro particularly stands out when it comes to the high density of college-educated adults (43 percent) and high share of recent college graduates working in remote-friendly occupations (77 percent).

I am a transplant to the area that fell in love and decided to stay! 

In one of my real estate classes, I had a California Toyota transplant that moved here as part of the first wave. 

HI @Darren HorrocksI don't have any interests over there, but welcome to SoCal from another transplant.  

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