Guest Blog via NorthStar Moving Co-Founder Laura McHolm
Have you moved to a city because it offered warmer temperatures, cheaper cost of living, more job opportunities, or simply to fulfill a dream? They are all common desires and clues as to where Americans move, and why we pick up and leave a city.
The team at NorthStar Moving recently compiled the Top Ten Cities Americans Move To and Top Ten Cities Americans Move From. Can you guess which metropolises made the list?
The city with the biggest revolving door is the capital of our great nation, taking the #1 spot in both lists. In fact, many of the cities make both lists, with the states of California and Texas have the most cities on the lists. Check out the two lists illustrated in their infographics below to see how many you guessed right!
Top 10 Cities Americans Move To
Top 10 Cities Americans Move From
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