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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People are moving south because it is cheaper and warmer. No surprise. [/quote] Its not happening because of warm weather, though its a cherry on the top. Their economic policies bring jobs and keep cost of living manageable and they've land for rather affordable single family housing.[/quote] DP.. their economic policies are going to have the same impact to the col as CA. Look at Austin. The housing prices there are insane, and that's where most of the higher paying jobs outside of oil is going. Throw in the high property tax, and the col is not cheap, especially for the middle class. Now, if you go to where the jobs aren't as plentiful, then the housing costs are cheaper. But, where do people migrate to when they move to TX? Probably blue cities and the surrounding areas (Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin), not deep red areas with not many good paying jobs. CA is expensive everywhere. You cannot get cheap housing costs. Black people have been leaving CA for many many decades. I went to a HS back in the 80s that had a high percentage of black kids. Today, it's all Hispanic. [/quote]
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