Meet the typical person moving to Texas: An unmarried millennial making $50,000 in search of a better life

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David Zalubowski

I left Austin to teach in Vietnam. I feel safer here and have no plans to move back to Texas.

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Casey Rochester has spent the last six years as a foreign teacher in Asia.
Casey Rochester has spent the last six years as a foreign teacher in Asia.

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Cities to watch in 2024: People move to Provo, Utah, for mountain fun and a neighborly atmosphere

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Downtown Provo at sunset with shops and trees lining main street and mountains in the background.
Provo, Utah, is a city that's growing in population in part due to its natural beauty and its thriving tech scene.

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We moved to Canada from the US to start fresh. It's not perfect, but it seems like they're trying to make our lives better.

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Two men standing on a sidewalk pose for a selfie.
Chris Ouellet, right, and his partner, Andrew Kennedy, moved to British Columbia in 2020.

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I moved to Alaska because of the gorgeous nature. Even though things cost more and there's barely any sunlight in the winter, it feels like home.

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Flint Selby holds a fish he caught with Alaskan mountains in the background.
Flint Selby, 24, moved to Alaska in 2020 for the unbeatable outdoor experiences.

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Climate change migration: Where people are moving to escape wildfires, extreme flooding, and record heat

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A woman surveys damage from a hurricane.
A woman inspects the damage on Pine Island Road, Florida, after the passage of Hurricane Ian.

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Meet the typical mover leaving Texas: Millennial renters making $50,000 a year who are moving to California and Florida

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Between 2021 and 2022, about 494,000 people moved out.

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New Yorkers leaving the city had median earnings of $49,000 as life in NYC becomes ever more of a financial pipe dream

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New York City skyline
The New York City skyline

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I moved to Canada for a 'utopia.' But the reality is it only offers half of what New York City does.

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Stephen Clarke and his daughter Stevie Nia pose in front of a tree
Music producer Steve Clarke was ecstatic to send his daughter, Stevie Nia, to summer camp at affordable prices in Toronto.

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We moved to NYC in our 80s because we needed more help as we got older. Our home is tiny, but we love the convenience.

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A senior couple walks arm in arm in the New York City subway.
An elderly couple walks arm in arm in the New York City subway.

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