Key Highlights
- Proximity rules – people come and go close to where they live
- Internet searches for out-of-town renters now predict migration before that migration occurs
ApartmentList researched internet searches from June1 – December 31 2019 in areas with a minimum 2,500 inbound and outbound searches for a total of 157 cities. ApartmentList also looked at the origins of inbound searches and destinations of outbound searches to help determine where people want to go.
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Denver was the most desired destination by out-of-towners. Most of these searches originated from Washington DC In Los Angeles, people searched the most for options in Phoenix.
Cities Renters Wanting to Move To, according to ApartmentList
City Search Origin
- Denver Washington DC
- Baltimore Washington DC
- San Diego Riverside CA
- Tampa Orlando
- San Francisco San Jose
- Boston New York City
- Seattle Portland OR
- Charlotte NC Raleigh NC
- Houston San Antonio
- St. Louis Chicago
Cities Renters Wanting to Leave, according to Apartment List
Searched From Destination
- Orlando Tampa
- Riverside Los Angeles
- Detroit Cleveland
- Chicago Indianapolis
- Charlotte NC Raleigh NC
- Washington DC Philadelphia
- San Francisco San Jose
- Los Angeles Phoenix
- Portland OR Seattle
- Baltimore Washington DC
Thanks to ApartmentList and the New York Times’ Michael Kolonalsky for source data.
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