The market has been particularly attractive for those moving from New York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C

"Remote-Friendly" cities are recovering at slowest rates, reported VTS.

Calls for Northeast transplants to go back to their real offices should slow hefty rent increases in the Sunshine State.

Elkhart-Goshen in northern Indiana checks in with its low unemployment, affordable housing and high quality of life.

Rust Belt areas such as Buffalo, Cleveland will avoid the pricing blitz.

Overall traffic is down as consumers are feeling "pinch at checkout" and seek value-oriented chains.

Even at $1.25, dollar and discount stores remain above pre-pandemic levels, expanding portfolios.

Even with wild swings, it's adding more than $14,000 to home prices.