Guess Which Major US City Most Residents Want To Leave ASAP?


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Nearly 25% of potential homebuyers nationwide are looking to move to an entirely different metro area than they’re in now, ditching pricey areas for more affordable markets, according to data issued by Redfin.

What happened: With mortgage rates at 20-year highs, coupled with elevated home prices, would-be buyers are swapping cities to help lower living costs, the study says.

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The following ten cities had the biggest net inflow of property searches on Redfin's website out of the 100 metro regions studied during the third quarter. The difference between the number of persons wishing to relocate into a metro area and the number of people looking to leave is known as the net inflow.

10. Portland, Maine: 3,300
9. Dallas, Texas: 4,100
8. North Port-Sarasota, Florida: 5,200
7. Cape Coral, Florida: 5,200
6. Phoenix, Arizona: 5,200
5. Tampa, Florida: 6,700
4. San Diego, Califonia: 6,800
3. Las Vegas, Nevada: 7,000
2. Miami, Florida: 8,000
1. Sacramento, California: 8,700

Why it matters: Warmer destinations dominate the rankings — particularly Florida, which has a low tax burden with no state income tax.

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So what cities are people leaving?

According to Redin’s search data, the highest number of searches for properties in the above cities are from people in urban areas that have a relatively high cost of living, like New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles.
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