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Relocation Driven by Air Quality and Costs
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Redfin's report reveals a trend of people relocating from areas with poor air quality due to high costs. Low risk metros are gaining residents, while high risk areas are experiencing a net outflow. The impact of wildfire smoke on air quality and the link between poor air quality and high home prices are highlighted. The Biden Administration has tightened standards for deadly air pollution, targeting PM2.5. The American West, known for high cost of living and smoky conditions, is experiencing a significant outflow of people.
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How might the shift in migration patterns impact local economies and communities in high and low risk metros?
What are the broader implications of the Biden Administration's efforts to tighten standards for deadly air pollution on urban areas and public health?
What measures can be taken to address the link between poor air quality and high home prices to mitigate relocation?
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