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That trend has changed: CA now has a slight incoming migration, like it used to. And yes, it's more expensive. But that's the price you pay for reaping the ben
by snotrockets 2y ago
That trend has changed: CA now has a slight incoming migration, like it used to.
And yes, it's more expensive. But that's the price you pay for reaping the benefits of living in CA.
- next_xibalba 2y agoSource? The best data I've seen comes from the Census Bureau, and their numbers haven't been updated for 2023. In 2022, it was net negative. Edit: State of California Department of Finance also estimates this, but states that 2023 saw "Domestic out-migration slowed in 2022-23, to a net domestic migration loss of 260,400 people." [1] https://dof.ca.gov/forecasting/demographics/estimates/e-2/ https://dof.ca.gov/forecasting/demographics/estimates/e-2/
- bonestamp2 2y agoFair enough in some cases, not sure he's getting much benefit in Fresno though.
- jandrewrogers 2y ago> But that's the price you pay for reaping the benefits of living in CA. What benefits? They said they are moving to Fresno, so not even decent weather.
- tstrimple 2y agoThings like better worker protections than any other state. You know, the very topic which spawned this thread.