People certainly do that, but it is an uncommon choice. The vast majority of Americans live in the nicest area they can afford.
Edited with some evidence for my claim: A quick search suggests the number of American expatriates is in the single digit millions (estimates I saw range from 5 to 9 million, but obviously not all of those have m…
People certainly do that, but it is an uncommon choice. The vast majority of Americans live in the nicest area they can afford.
Edited with some evidence for my claim: A quick search suggests the number of American expatriates is in the single digit millions (estimates I saw range from 5 to 9 million, but obviously not all of those have moved for cost of living reasons), whereas there are perhaps 300 million American citizens (some of its 333 million residents aren't citizens).
People certainly do that, but it is an uncommon choice. The vast majority of Americans live in the nicest area they can afford.
Edited with some evidence for my claim: A quick search suggests the number of American expatriates is in the single digit millions (estimates I saw range from 5 to 9 million, but obviously not all of those have moved for cost of living reasons), whereas there are perhaps 300 million American citizens (some of its 333 million residents aren't citizens).