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Coastal Cities Continue to Lose Residents As Great Migration Continues

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By The Registry Staff The cities in the Sunbelt region that benefited from the "Great Migration" caused by the COVID-19 pandemic are still witnessing an influx of people. However, this influx is no longer accompanied by a surge in home prices. Bank of America Corp. conducted an analysis using anonymized customer transaction data, providing insights […]

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