Immigration flows provided crucial support for housing demand in certain U.S. markets during a challenging year for the residential sector. According to new analysis from Intel, some markets experienced a "double-whammy" of both outbound domestic migration and reduced immigration flows.
The interactive analysis examines market-specific impacts across the United States, identifying which metropolitan areas were most vulnerable to declining housing demand from multiple migration sources. The data reveals significant regional variations in how immigration patterns affected local real estate markets.