Moving to the suburbs is becoming increasingly popular not just among older Americans but younger groups as well. As they go, the southern states like Texas have been well represented.
Millennials, which includes individuals born from 1981 to 1996, love the appeal of the suburban lifestyle the most, according to a research report from StorageCafe.
"Most of whom are in the parenting stage of their lives, the need for larger homes and outdoor spaces is paramount," the firm said.
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