One of the first narratives around housing and the pandemic was that people—especially on the coasts, or in densely populated urban areas—were moving more often and further than ever before, fleeing the dangers of Covid and pursuing the benefits of remote work. That has largely been confirmed over the last couple years, with data showing increases in both the numbers of movers, and the average distance they traveled.
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