- 22% of U.S. residents moving to a different state cited better weather as a factor in their move, the most commonly cited reason, per a new Redfin survey
- Nearly as many people, 21%, are looking to move out of state due to concerns about climate change
- Weather and climate concerns are more common reasons for moving out of state than affordability, a new job or living closer to family
SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--More than one in five (22%) U.S. residents planning an out-of-state move said better weather is motivating their relocation, making it the most commonly cited reason among 29 options included in a recent survey from Redfin, the real estate brokerage powered by Rocket.
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