>you’ll have to move inland if you want land and property consistently and for relatively cheap. Except that I live inland and apart from people coming from th

>you’ll have to move inland if you want land and property consistently and for relatively cheap. Except that I live inland and apart from people coming from the coasts, it's gotten too expensive for "local" people. That $500K house is cheap if you've made your money elsewhere (or work remotely), but for anyone working in the limited local industry, it's out of reach. Also hard to attract doctors / lawyers / professors / other white collar professionals who aren't on the brink of retirement age because they realize that while the cost of living is better here, they are giving up career opportunities and money not being in coastal cities.