Thanks to Kerry Lutz of the Financial Survival Network for having Mark Glennon on to discuss the potentially historic flight from big cities to smaller communities.
I moved from NorthShore Chicago area in 2017 to Colorado Ski town . The real estate markets in all the mountain towns (western Rocky Mountains) are up 40-50% easy from a few years ago .
Demand for Raw land is also extremely competitive in mountains
All big city money that came out during the onset of Covid certainly, but now seeing tax aversion and crime aversion as well. Even during slow autumn months we are still packed with people that never went back to cites and may never TBD
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Great Interview Mark
I moved from NorthShore Chicago area in 2017 to Colorado Ski town . The real estate markets in all the mountain towns (western Rocky Mountains) are up 40-50% easy from a few years ago .
Demand for Raw land is also extremely competitive in mountains
All big city money that came out during the onset of Covid certainly, but now seeing tax aversion and crime aversion as well. Even during slow autumn months we are still packed with people that never went back to cites and may never TBD
This will continue I am guessing