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Report: “Great Migration” is Underway, but Most Transplants Remain in California

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By Meghan Hall The economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have greatly impacted core, urban markets, and stories about migrations out of denser neighborhoods—and out of California—have been circulating widely over the past several months. Lower density and less expensive multifamily markets held up well over the course of 2020, as investors followed renters to […]

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