Arielle Francois never planned on moving to Texas. In 2022, the 20-something content creator relocated from Miami to Dallas for a program at PMG, the media company, where she now works as a digital marketer. Earlier this year, she told Business Insider's Madison Hoff that living in Dallas gave her more visibility as a creator, which has resulted in "more opportunities" for her there compared to South Florida.
Main Idea: Texas continued to attract far more people than it lost, with California and Florida sending the most new residents, while many movers said lower costs and jobs were key reasons.
Key Points:
Faster growth in Texas can push up home prices, rents, traffic, and property taxes, making life harder for some workers and families.
New residents can bring jobs, customers, and business growth to Texas towns and small businesses.
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