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Share this article Share this article SEATTLE, Feb. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- (NASDAQ: RDFN) — Nationwide, 30.7% of Redfin.com users looked to move to a different metro in January, according to a new www.redfin.com), the technology-powered real estate brokerage. That's up from 25.9% during the same time period last year and the highest share since Redfin started tracking migration in 2017. The increase is driven by buyers leaving pricey coastal areas like the Bay Area and Los Angeles in favor of relatively affordable places like Boise, ID and Bend, OR.   The latest migration analysis is ...

Net outflow from equity MFs rose to a record in December Premium Share Via Read Full Story Investors bailed on equity mutual funds in December, choosing instead to pile into initial public offerings or invest directly in stocks as markets climbed to record highs. Some investors chose to park their money in debt funds. Net outflow from equity mutual funds rose to a record ₹13,121 crore in December, topping the ₹13,004 crore net outflow in the previous month, according to data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) on Friday. TRENDING STORIESSee All 1 min read Premium...

Level of dysfunction in our government. i think it takes a long shutdown for that to be triggered. >> if i may on the border issue, we do not have an immigration crisis in the united states. far from it. we have seen since 2009 a net outflow of both legal and illegal imgrants from the southern border totally about a million individuals. what we have is a labor shortage. we have 7 million open jobs plus some extra and about 6.3 million unemployed people and migrants who come here both legally and illegally fill low, medium and high schooled jobs. the president's been talking about cutting legal...

That would make it less likely the mexicans would stay at home to work, which would increase immigration pressures against the united states, so his own policies, i actually think, potentially add to the disarray. >> right, it's the unintended consequences that you, of course, are steeped in, having studied this through different administrations. to him it makes it more orderly to have a wall along the border. we stop illegal immigration. >> but he's fixing a problem that mostly doesn't exist. for the last few years, more mexicans have gone back to mexico than have come into the united states....