So it may not be financially accessible for many locals, but it certainly is feasible for transplants with flexible jobs.

There is a reason so many transplants, especially from the east and west coasts, are coming to Austin; they can buy more house for their money than what they could in the cities they are leaving behind.”Valuable insights indeed.

There are farmer's markets all over the island, but some cater more towards tourists and wealthy transplants, rather than the working class locals. 

As a forced transplant myself (wife’s family is from here, so naturally we moved back) I find myself as an outsider looking in many facets of live here.One thing is for certain...I always find myself scratching my head asking, “Really?”

My wife is from here, but I am a recent pandemic transplant who brings a lot of energy to an already energetic place!

In those peak years we were building 18,000 units a year in Sacramento... since then we have built 4-8K while we are getting 20,000+ Bay Area transplants.  3.

I'm a NJ transplant in the Binghamton area. 

Meaning everyone being transplants, almost nobody knows a realtor when they arrive.

“Austin has a wealth of transplants from California and it makes sense to use the latest tech to create a portal between these two cities.”https://365thingsaustin.com/20...

My main reason for getting involved is due to the fact that there is heavy drug use in the apartment and my mother is a kidney transplant recipient as well as i have my 16 year old nephew living there as well.