Young professionals who make more than $100,000 have started to flee California and New York, and the prices that go with them.
Instead, they’re going home, according to a study done by SmartAsset. In fact, analysis by the Census Bureau and Harvard University earlier this year found that 80% of young adults now live less than 100 miles from where they grew up.
Looking at adults under 35 who earn $100,000-plus per year, SmartAsset examined the inflow and outflow of wealthy young professionals from state to state between 2019 and 2020:
Where did they leave?
And where did they go?
It’s time to cue up the map app and take a closer look.
It’s time to cue up the map app and take a closer look.
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Texas
In 2019-2020, Texas ranked the most popular destination. Roughly 15,000 came into the state and only about 11,200 left for a net inflow of about 3,800, according to SmartAsset. READ MORE...
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