The billion-person shift begins to feel real There’s a moment when a trend stops being a trend and starts feeling permanent.

The U.S. housing market is telling two very different stories as pandemic-era boomtowns are cooling rapidly while the Sun Belt’s long-term growth outlook remains strong, according to John Burns ...

Higher interest rates have reduced home affordability and led to fewer potential home buyers. The migration trend toward Sun Belt states since 2020 has come to an end. Lennar’s largest markets are in ...

The same Sun Belt metros that lured remote workers and investors with cheap land and endless sunshine are now confronting a ...

WASHINGTON -- Strapped by the nation's economic crisis, fewer Americans are migrating to Sun Belt hot spots in Nevada, Arizona and Florida, instead staying put for now in traditional big cities.