Secondarily, if you relocate for legitimate purposes then you may not be liable for capital gains if the gain amount is within the pro-rated cap.

In general I would say most buyers on the OR Coast are either of similar profile or younger boomers relocating for retirement/second home.

I had some pretty strong negative opinions and unreservedly expressed them here on BP.I'm relocating to Maine from Mass (where I'm C21). 

I relocated from Round Rock, Texas last June and loving Montana.

I am biased towards Austin since I invest there but I believe Austin has the best upside.1) there are 184 people moving here a day and Tesla and Apple have not opened their offices yethttps://austin.culturemap.com/...2) Austin one of the nations biggest city for corporate expansions and relocations so business are moving here at a very fast pacehttps://www.bizjournals.com/au...3) Austin is ranked one of the hottest commercial market which means institutional moving is starting to move heavily here https://austin.culturemap.com/...

If even at fully optimized, we can go and get a better return elsewhere it usually means it's worth selling the asset and relocating the equity elsewhere. 

Hi All, I just recently relocated to the Chicago area for work and will be here for the foreseeable future.

Selling, buying, relocating, finding new team to work with all take increase effort and uncertainty.   

Hello, I have read that insurance companies pay a premium to rent furnished property for client relocations.

I hope to get a foothold there and relocate in 5 to 10 years.