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Idk if this is true. I'm in SLC, a "little" city that has been flooded with transplants especially since 2020. Our real estate market is insane now because we've had such a crazy influx of tech people in particular. So Idk if it's true that nobody wants to live here.
OP’s pov is transparently narrow. Nashville has also grown exponentially in the last 5 years.
SLC is really nice. I’d consider living in all those places, actually.
My guess is that they have a good job market because nobody wants to live there, not despite it. Everybody's clamoring to live in California and New York, it's harder to find qualified people who will live random places.
I mean you know that is how it goes. Because if people wanted to live there, jobs would be hard to find. None of those are places where I want to live.
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From what I've read, those cities have all been growing for a while. And I think it has more to do with how they are more affordable relative to the bigger coastal cities. The lack of affordable housing can really cool a local economy.