I thought this too until I tried to move. It's not true. It's in pretty much every state and city in the US. Even my house price more than doubled in ten yea

I thought this too until I tried to move. It's not true. It's in pretty much every state and city in the US. Even my house price more than doubled in ten years, and I'm currently residing in one of the lowest cost of living cities in the US. The only places where you don't see this happening are also places where you can't get a proper broadband Internet connection, which makes it a nonstarter for even remote workers. So, really, no. My sister had this issue buying a farm in Eastern Colorado (which is not even considered a desirable area) more than an hour away from Denver, as a simple personal example.