“Birth to death ratio ... florida is now below one ... utah over two to one ... austin two times more births and deaths in tampa”

The Iced Coffee Hour · The Housing Market Is Completely F*d - Stay Away From These States! | Reventure Consulting

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use the birth-to-death ratio (births divided by deaths) as a simple metric to compare long-term housing demand across cities

Florida ratio now below 1; Utah >2; Austin >2; Tampa <1

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