>there's plenty of objective evidence that the rate of change of address in the US has actually slowed Is there evidence that migration in and out of cities/st

>there's plenty of objective evidence that the rate of change of address in the US has actually slowed Is there evidence that migration in and out of cities/states has slowed, or just that rate of address change has slowed. Both can be true at the same time. You can have fewer people switching apartments in city, while also having more move out of state or county.