I meet plenty of California transplants here in the same or higher income bracket so the California migration in that article feels very real, much to the disappointment of native austinites.

I've seen a lot of success in this market and as a native I see first hand the growth of certain submarkets in the city.

I am a New Haven County native that lived in Boston for 15 years and has been back in the Elm City for seven years. 

This is mostly true of native Americans (not Native Americans, the original inhabitants of this continent), who in my opinion (and sadly to say) are soft and lazy relative to a good part of the rest of the world.

A rare Seattle native sighting!

If anyone wants to sell their house, not many people's first choice is a news paper ad, smoke signals, radio... they go online.

I'm a Dayton native, real estate agent and investor. 

We know how to advertise a vacant unit, if they want something special like door hangers at the nearest apartment or an ad in a paper newspaper, they can pay for that.

It is a long story but Ricardo is an adopted son who is a native from Costa Rica but he recently secured his visa to work at Microsoft.  

Originally posted by @Brian Gamido:Originally posted by @Christian Dowell:Hey Matt,I am a Vallejo native - Vallejo is a tough area.