So here’s the headline: More people are moving to Manhattan than before the pandemic. This is true. But an even more accurate description might be that New York City was losing people before the pandemic and it is still losing people. But things have rebounded… Read More
All posts tagged “net migration”
Net flow of households across US regions
These are a set of diagrams taken from a recent WSJ article talking about how, “the pandemic changed where Americans live.” I know that this is a topic that gets a lot of air time (both here on the blog and elsewhere), but these diagrams… Read More
Crossing the chasm in Austin
I can’t open Twitter these days without seeing someone in the tech industry talking about moving or talking about someone who just moved to either Austin or Miami. “What’s the best neighborhood in Miami for startups? My friend just moved to Edgewater. Where did so-and-so… Read More
Urban migration, household type, and housing supply
Here is an interesting discussion paper on the Toronto region’s economy, demographic outlook, and its land use. It was recently published by IBI Group and Hemson Consulting to support the 10-year review of our regional transportation plan. I wanted to share a couple of charts… Read More
A look at net migration by age group in Vancouver
I’ve written quite a few posts about family formation and, more specifically, about where Millennials will move once they start having kids. Many seem to believe that – despite the current Millennial love affair with urban centers – much of this cohort is destined to… Read More