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Sacramento Leads Nation in Homebuyer Inflows as Bay Area Outbound Migration Slows From Pandemic Peak

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Redfin's Q4 2025 migration data shows Sacramento attracted more relocating house hunters than any other U.S. metro, with San Francisco remaining the top origin of inbound buyers. Sacramento topped the nation as the most popular destination for relocating homebuyers in the fourth quarter of 2025, posting a net inflow of 4,268 Redfin.com home searchers, according […]

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