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Lack of Middle Class Housing Drives West Coast Exodus As California, Oregon, and Washington Face Historic Migration Reversal

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After decades of drawing Americans westward, the Pacific Coast states are experiencing a dramatic demographic shift that could reshape regional economies and political power for years to come. California lost more than 254,000 residents on a net basis, the largest outflow of any state, according to new analysis from Retirement Living based on U.S. Census […]

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