/2012/02/05/us-city-migration/
{"item":{"status":"visible","url":"\/2012\/02\/05\/us-city-migration\/","trash":"","name":"us-city-migration","parent":"","title":"US City Migration","date":"2012-02-05 10:40:06","filepath":"posts\/20001243_us-city-migration.xml.json","type":"post","content":"Trulia put together a fine looking <a href=\"http:\/\/insights.truliablog.com\/vis\/metro-movers\/\">interactive map<\/a> showing how people move across the United States. \u00a0For any particular city, the map shows the cities where transplants came from. \u00a0In addition it shows where people go to when they leave a specified city.\n<p style=\"text-align: center;\"><a href=\"http:\/\/insights.truliablog.com\/vis\/metro-movers\/\"><img class=\"aligncenter\" title=\"Great US Migration\" src=\"http:\/\/pro.truliablog.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/02\/Metro-Movers-Preview.jpg\" alt=\"Great US Migration\" width=\"369\" height=\"245\" \/><\/a><\/p>\nWhat is interesting is that San Francisco draws on all the major cities to fill it's vacancies, but the city San Francisco does not register on any other city's radar as a desirable place to live. \u00a0Even people from L.A. would rather live in Oakland... \u00a0Well, that probably requires a more in depth study of economics. \u00a0San Francisco isn't cheap.\n\n<em>via <a href=\"http:\/\/pro.truliablog.com\/grow-business\/moving-trends-using-research-to-locate-your-next-buyers\/\">Trulia<\/a><\/em>"}}
