Fact Check Team: Are mid-sized cities the new frontier for American movers in 2026?
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American moving habits are shifting again, and this time the pattern looks very different from the post-pandemic migration boom that sent millions toward smaller towns and remote-friendly regions. A new forecast suggests that people aren’t rushing back to the biggest coastal metros; instead, they’re seeking out mid-sized cities, quieter suburbs, and even some older, long-overlooked hubs now experiencing unexpected comebacks.
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