Serhant Highlights Gaps in US Migration Narrative
Ryan Serhant discusses shifting American migration and real estate trends, emphasizing that wealth is expanding into secondary markets with better economic prospects and lower taxes rather than abandoning major cities. He highlights growth in inland regions like Alabama, Ohio, and North Carolina, driven by regional incentives, infrastructure, and quality of life, while noting that high-net-worth individuals now own multiple homes for flexibility and investment. Serhant sees this trend as a broadening of urban markets, not a decline of major metros, with inland areas increasingly attracting capital as the country’s economic focus shifts.
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