Is The Midwest The Next California or Texas?

Is The Midwest The Next California or Texas?
Humans migrate. That is what we do. Back in the days before The Rolling Stones, we lived in caves and followed herds for our survival. Any life form that can move when they are in an area they can’t survive in. Either that or they die from Whale to Zebra to Construction Worker.
During the great depression, people left the South and Midwest for California looking for work. During WW2, people left the South for places like Detroit and Los Angeles. Some stayed and bought real estate and never went back.

In recent times, a notable shift in population migration patterns has been witnessed across the United States. Popular destinations like Texas and California have traditionally held a strong appeal, but not as much anymore. An increasing number of people and businesses are finding themselves drawn to the Midwest. This movement can be attributed to a combination of factors, and that is what we are looking at today.