10 Cities EVERYONE is Moving to in America in 2023 u0026 2024

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Hey everyone I misspoke I said Trinity College was in SA, which is in Connecticut, and Trinity University is in San Antonio
Comment from : World According To Briggs

I wouldn't move to San Diego and Denver because those are US major citiesThere inner city neighborhoods are extremely rough,Shot and killed status in the hoodPhoenix i dont know i dont think that city is on major city status and some people say its major and most people say its not so i dont know who to believe periodThe other medium cities you mentioned i would move thereI dont think they are as fast as Denver and San Diego and those medium cities are soort of calmGreat video Briggs keep them coming
Comment from : Arnold Garza jr

Columbus???
Comment from : Sherill Calhoun

Can you do a video on Laredo tx
Comment from : Jose Castillo

PHX about to run out of water It's a big problem and it sounds like we're unprepared to solve it
Comment from : MindfullyMelting

What's going on in Carmel California
Comment from : Linda Wodzien

Excellent video my friend 👍
Comment from : ChrisMonroeSTL

The only reason this is gonna happen is the open border and the immigration problem love how you used old stock footage instead of the reality of all the homeless wow you are so disconnected from reality
Comment from : Acez0023

San Diego is gorgeous but expensive Until the major earthquake that will eventually strike
Comment from : Jim Mclamb

I challenge anyone to find a place in the US that is affordable, lively and great weather all year with no major natural disasters Next to impossible You can't find perfection; just choose the ones that are most important to you
Comment from : SWLinPHX

If you’re not fond of NERDS avoid Austin What you left out is that Austin is the new Silicon Valley Californians are flocking to Austin in droves bringing their political views and millions of dollars with them Austin used to be very inexpensive but now, thanks to Californians, housing is getting out of hand Oh, and there’s nothing to do there It’s 3 hours in any direction to get to the next city
Comment from : Lisa Austin

So reading the comments it’s pretty much systemic…too many people Everywhere
Comment from : denver0102

Do these numbers include Illegal Immigrants?
Comment from : patrick hale

What’s the best city for black ice?
Comment from : Infinite Vibes

My bachelor party was in Charlotte We rented a house on lake Norman It was nice
Comment from : Ryan F

Yeah they give it a bath
Comment from : Mike Keeler

Too crowded in Fort Worth
Comment from : Mike Keeler

I hate to say it but I’m gone have to hang up my Texas pride and leave Texas is no longer Texas
Comment from : Echo 4 Romeo

Don’t forget Baltimore Super overcrowded Way too many immigrants here from everywhere
Comment from : Peaceful4You

Funny Austin TX…600 Police Officers left their jobs in the last 3 years homeless out of control
Comment from : Jon De Leon

Did you catch the animal abuse in the video? Seeing how many of you are awake
Comment from : Marlee Zawadzki

Ok, when you said that ppl move to San Diego Ca, I knew it was fake news right away Even though you never mentioned that ppl leave SF ca 😂 Crime is basically legal in calling, failing infrastructure, homelessness, illegals, failing medical system, parents right are taken away Who in a right mind would move in any city of California Seriously?
Comment from : Irina Boreyko

You missed Knoxville TN Everyone and there brother is moving here
Comment from : Faith Shaffer

$81,000 average salary in Austin? Higher than I thought
Comment from : Rescue162

What do you do when you have more money than you’ll ever need? Join the real estate industry!
Comment from : David Ward

I live in SD right now and will not be staying The homeless situation is ridiculous and it's more expensive than LA Just bc the homes are listed around $700k doesn't mean that's what they're sold for The average sfh is going to cost you closer to $1M Chula Vista is very nice but is starting to be taken over by the homeless population since they recently passed a law banning them from camping downtown I couldn't imagine raising a family out here unless you can afford to live in the more expensive areas like La Jolla
Comment from : NCE

Go Briggs, thank you for all that you do
Comment from : Carl Crumm

Denver Colorado was listed as one of the most dangerous cities to live in the US, now you're saying it's one of the most sought after cities to live in in 2023-24? I guess people love living in dangerous cities as Denver smh
Comment from : Squeaky

Moving out of calif because we cant afford it any more to many taxes and they are giving everything to the immigrants and druggies We Move out last year and i love where i live now population 1,500 small mayberry town
Comment from : Christine Rudalf

Lots of big gals in San Antonio
Comment from : drinking robot

outside of banking and maybe tech now there are no nigh paying jobs in charlotte nc i grew up there so i"'m curious about how the average income is $74,000 Who's making that?
Comment from : Ab83

Oh, i commented on the wrong video Columbus was mentioned lol
Comment from : blaknoizee

I live somewhere special but I ain’t sharing where it is 😊 Gotta keep people away
Comment from : MTB4L

Austin is getting so expensive, salary cannot afford life cost Moving soon to another affordable place
Comment from : Honorine Koblan

💕💕💕💕💕
Comment from : 👑Partha Priya👑

Florida is #1 in population growth in 2023
Comment from : Scott Pilgrim

I thought fort worth had alot of crime
Comment from : MarJo333

Bruh My husband had a conference in San Antonio once, and I was so excited to go to the Riverwalk They drained it that week, too Total Bummer
Comment from : Aay Eye

Interesting to note in both the vid where people are leaving the city and in this vid where they gain population, not one was in FL, the third most populace state Not sure what to make of that
Comment from : WillBrink

Another clueless post as their is a mass exodus happening in every communist democrap run city and its called white flight part 2 !
Comment from : Nicholas

Who wants to move to Phoenix? It’s too hot to handle!
Comment from : Spacebuddy

$300k is a lot? Me in Utah crying over $600k for a nice house 😭😭😭
Comment from : Destiny Knudson

Thanks for the video I can safely say none of the above
Comment from : Dave

DAMM man no where in Florida is good to move to?🤔😏
Comment from : Lymon Mclean

Was it necessary to show animal 🦓 abuse 2 minutes in? A defenseless calf 😭😰😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😰😰😰😰😰brbrWho are you?!!! 😢😢😢😢
Comment from : R Turney

I am from Huntsville, AL The space and rocket center is not the top employer Redstone Arsenal is the top employer But Huntsville is a great place to live Wish I was still there!
Comment from : Recon2g

If this heat wave, continues I don't see Phoneix getting bigger
Comment from : Kenneth Heying

Please, please do not move to Austin! I just checked and we're totally full Thank you!! Try Mississippi!! You're welcome!!
Comment from : Nancy Hemati

Yes Austin is a indeed a good city with great infrastuctuebr I along with my family had dinner with an Austin family who are friends to my son br San Antonio withRivetlk and Lunch there was a great memorable place to spend time br Compared to Europian cities American cities are big and less crowded except New York and china towns in USA
Comment from : Gunaseelan S

i live in austin, a lot of ppl are leaving most cant afford it
Comment from : Matt Matthew Matchuu

Hey!!! The other video said these same places are hell-no's!!!
Comment from : QueenOfSwords

Unemployment numbers only consider those who can work and want to buy can’t find jobs… only the registered people are counted… there is a much higher percent of non working people Probably 10 times higher than what this 3 would make you think
Comment from : DJ Brando

I think living in a state where weird bs isnt pushed on you or harsh regulations would be a good reason to move We currently live in Oregon and will be moving up to rural Idaho in a few years
Comment from : Tiffany deBruyn

I blame the politicians and the Goverment for all this declins in these cities historical places have to be preserved not distroyed The people on top Billioners perposly let these things happen and regular people take it hands down , while claiming they are the gree world Democracy best place on earth to live Blah blah ,blah If your cities are falling apart ? Why dont you complain ? Why not ? Why pay taxes to the government that dont do shit for its people? And why dont you demand more from your represenatives? These are all ligid questions Unless people make strong and united demands from thier representative other than the fact how they like them as a person this will get worse and worse as we can all see in the decline health of these cities and these are only the top 10 , there are many other cities in the U S with close statistics to Cleveland Milwakee , Kansas city or Cincinnati Its us the people that have givin up and just being a nice slave to the rich and learned to take it like a Good slave that we were designed to be
Comment from : CONCEPTMANIA

AND BIDENS ILLEGALS ARE TAKING UP ROOTS IN NEW YORK CITY AND CHICAGO! TWO CITY'S FULL OF DEMOCRAT RATS!
Comment from : Gary T

Sounds like the entire country has been Californiacated Sigh Is no place safe?brbrBriggs, can you please do a video on “Top 10 Cities That Have the Lowest Percentage of Californians”
Comment from : Annmarie Marin

Florida isn't on here Time to move😂😂😂😂
Comment from : linda walker

Very interesting and informative video I lived in both cities San Antonio and Austin, before I moved to New Jersey Liked and subscribed Cheers 👍
Comment from : kcsnew

Supply and demand always makes the price go up
Comment from : Glen Sweitz

Maybe do some Biblical reasons why they'd be movin' 'Cuz we'll be gettin' closer to the end
Comment from : True Lion of Hylia

I live north of San Diego, and the cost of living is very high The growth and traffic is already very high With a growth of 21 by 2030, will make the city like a smaller version of LA
Comment from : Anthony Petrozzelli

Ft Worth is a nice city Not too expensive when I lived there Cold Winters, though * I'm from a ranch a little W of Denver The city's OK, but personally, I'm not too excited by it Just personal preference The area is great, especially the mountains to the West
Comment from : Romie Miller

Total bs about San Diego
Comment from : MAGATRON 2024

What go up, eventually crash financially and go down with lots of bad neighbors that are scary
Comment from : Trisha Faulk

Your information has LOTS of holes and inaccuracies The only thing you got correct about San Diego is the great weather It’s one of the top five most expensive places in the United States to live currently
Comment from : Rachael Cards

San Diego cost of living is 44 higher than the national average, not 4 higher! It also has about 3 1/2 million people Don’t be misled by the 13 million which is San Diego proper It is all connected and everyone has to share the same roads!!
Comment from : Rachael Cards

I use to live there too hot I miss it have friends there I hope I am able to go and visit
Comment from : Devine live live

Do you think Atlanta will stop growing? It’s metro population is expected to be 8 million by 2030 People keep moving there
Comment from : Michael Gibson

San Diego is NOT affordable Median house price is $950k You can't rent a 2bd apt for under $2k/mo It has gone completely crazy in the last 5 years
Comment from : Susie M

My home is number 2! Phoenix And yes,you can get your thighs burnt off if you sit on vinyl in the heat wearing shorts Also do NOT get into your car in the summer and grab the steering wheel without a hand rag or something You WILL get blistersbrI love it here :}
Comment from : ScooterAZ

Not one place in Florida I guess my eyes deceive me
Comment from : Frank Koolosko

Where is Huntsville, Alabama? This place has BLOWN UP and is STILL blowing up with growth since 2020!!!
Comment from : Mr Ryan

San Diego is expensive Pay does not match the cost We have the highest fuel cost Food is expensive, goods are expensive Homeless are out of control If you move to east county, its a bit less expensive and hot,hot, hot in the summer and the humidity sucks Rent is outrageous I feel like I live in the Bay Area without the pay
Comment from : MexicanStreetCorn

All of these sounded awful Thanks for the info
Comment from : Col Rivers

What are the superhot heat dome and other extreme weather brought on by climate change going to do to cities in the South and Midwest?
Comment from : John McCreery

The population in America is presently 339M people, that means 12M adults that are employable are unemployed, 37 unemployment rate national average as of July 2023 The U-6 unemployment real rate is 69 as reported June 2023, equating to 223M adults are real unemployed Too many immigrants, minorities bogging down the system "Real unemployed" defined as really unemployable Could be all sorts of reasons, however, mostly history of arrests, incarceration, lack of education, mental illness, retardation are what makes that 223M adults really unemployable
Comment from : Leah West

@worldaccordingtobriggs I'm a little confused because you posted another video at the same time frame talking about city's most people will be moving to in 2024 and this list and that one are very different
Comment from : kark

Glad I don't live in a boom town So many people move to an area that the city can't keep up with houses, roads, schools and etc
Comment from : Tim Martin 72

The best place to flock to before they block the only 2 roads Is the Lehigh valley Its completely surrounded by mountains Plus, its protected against other catastrophic weather There's plenty of room Move quickly Don't mind the army They're the ones protecting the boarders into the valley😉👋
Comment from : Gary Pavlick

COLUMBUS, OHIO??? Cincinnati here…do not understand that!brBuckeyes!!!
Comment from : Victoria Clark

A number of these cities will be uninhabitable in the next 20 yearswhy move there
Comment from : Steven Cipriano

San Diego is Expensive! The difference is that San Diego pays you lower than the other California Cities that you claim to be more expensive It’s great for people that have “made it”
Comment from : Andres Castro

Fort Worth is where the West begins Dallas is where the East peters out Anymore, it’s all the same: It’s the city of DalWorth
Comment from : bwmcelya

I’m surprised Oklahoma City wasn’t on the list, because it recently passed Nashville, DC, and Boston It has a lot of jobs and it is very affordable
Comment from : GeoPro

I live in Mesa, AZ and drive all over the East Valley for my delivery job everyday I see how many people have moved here from all over the US in the just the month of July alone A lot of people from Texas, too, which is weird because I thought people were moving TO Texas The lack of water is a real concern, though the cities around here have adopted a mandate for real estate developers to tear down old structures and build over existing developed plots in order to not create a new pipeline of water that doesn't already exist So, you'll still see a lot of empty space around here for a long time to come because we have no choice but to build over what is old first It helps with the water crisis a bit Also, El Nino is expected to return later this year or next year, bringing with it a ton of rain in this region We might be okay for the next few years when it comes to water, but going out as far as 2030 Perhaps not with how dry it can get here and how this region has never had to sustain so many humans living in it before
Comment from : lumpyspacecadet

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Comment from : Donna

I tried to move to Austin It's pretty expensive though
Comment from : kevindagame

im warning everyone NOT to move to phx there's hella homeless, and its literally scorching hot we don't have the four seasons only extremely hot and mildly cold
Comment from : Moises Jimenezz

Don't know about Nashville considering their recent tornadoes, so I'd have to move to Columbus
Comment from : Alexander

3 Questions for Each City - 1 Are medical professionals fleeing the area in droves due to archaic statewide abortion restrictions and potential prosecution for saving someone's life?, 2 What is the average temperature in this city in June, July and August?, and 3 Does this city get it's electricity from the dilapidated Texas electrical grid? I think I just wiped out 3/4 of your list
Comment from : nothingman27511