A new report has revealed which cities are seeing the highest number of residents looking to move away, and it’s bad news for some of the top metros in the country.
According to the new Realtor report, 58.9 percent of listing views from the top 100 metros went to homes listed in other metropolitan areas on average—up from 48.1 percent six years ago.
Specifically, the San Jose, Washington, D.C., and Seattle metros were losing traction with residents.
Why It Matters
During the coronavirus pandemic, many Americans fled high-cost-of-living cities in favor of more affordable suburbs and smaller Southern cities…