San Diego #11 in 2009 top UHaul Destinations

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Back near the price peak in 2006 , prior to significant downside price movement there was a lot of discussion of people leaving San Diego. Among the metrics cited were the number (and price) of UHaul rentals into and out of San Diego.

In recent news … for 2009 San Diego was back up up to #11 in the list of Top 50 UHaul destinations.

http://tinyurl.com/yly5g92

Contrast this with 2007 when San Diego was ranked #25 on the list.

[Coronita]

Hey, if you’re gonna get free healthcare, free federal unemployment benefits, and not pay your mortgage, you might as well do it in a place with good weather.

I kid, I kid.

[Coronita]

Hey, if you’re gonna get free healthcare, free federal unemployment benefits, and not pay your mortgage, you might as well do it in a place with good weather.

I kid, I kid.

[Coronita]

Hey, if you’re gonna get free healthcare, free federal unemployment benefits, and not pay your mortgage, you might as well do it in a place with good weather.

I kid, I kid.

[Coronita]

Hey, if you’re gonna get free healthcare, free federal unemployment benefits, and not pay your mortgage, you might as well do it in a place with good weather.

I kid, I kid.

[Coronita]

Hey, if you’re gonna get free healthcare, free federal unemployment benefits, and not pay your mortgage, you might as well do it in a place with good weather.

I kid, I kid.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I really don’t think SoCal even really lost population form 2006-2010, Growth just slowed down a little.

On average over the last 20-30 years SoCal population grew at about 1600 people a DAY.

Do the math.

I lost the link I that had this info but this one comes close,

http://www.lao.ca.gov/1995/010195_calguide/cgep2.html

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I really don’t think SoCal even really lost population form 2006-2010, Growth just slowed down a little.

On average over the last 20-30 years SoCal population grew at about 1600 people a DAY.

Do the math.

I lost the link I that had this info but this one comes close,

http://www.lao.ca.gov/1995/010195_calguide/cgep2.html

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I really don’t think SoCal even really lost population form 2006-2010, Growth just slowed down a little.

On average over the last 20-30 years SoCal population grew at about 1600 people a DAY.

Do the math.

I lost the link I that had this info but this one comes close,

http://www.lao.ca.gov/1995/010195_calguide/cgep2.html

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I really don’t think SoCal even really lost population form 2006-2010, Growth just slowed down a little.

On average over the last 20-30 years SoCal population grew at about 1600 people a DAY.

Do the math.

I lost the link I that had this info but this one comes close,

http://www.lao.ca.gov/1995/010195_calguide/cgep2.html

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I really don’t think SoCal even really lost population form 2006-2010, Growth just slowed down a little.

On average over the last 20-30 years SoCal population grew at about 1600 people a DAY.

Do the math.

I lost the link I that had this info but this one comes close,

http://www.lao.ca.gov/1995/010195_calguide/cgep2.html

[desmond]

“The ranking reflects destinations for movers traveling more than 50 miles, and considers every city in the country, regardless of size. However, the data is not stated as a percentage of population and is not reflective of overall growth.

The 2009 Top 50 U.S. Destination Cities Report was compiled from more than 1 million U-Haul truck transactions occurring during a recent 12 month period”

Ok, 30,000 or so cities in the USA, 1 million moves, this amounts to nothing. Just a U-Haul advertisement. I am not a math expert but you could be #1 with 100 moves?

[desmond]

“The ranking reflects destinations for movers traveling more than 50 miles, and considers every city in the country, regardless of size. However, the data is not stated as a percentage of population and is not reflective of overall growth.

The 2009 Top 50 U.S. Destination Cities Report was compiled from more than 1 million U-Haul truck transactions occurring during a recent 12 month period”

Ok, 30,000 or so cities in the USA, 1 million moves, this amounts to nothing. Just a U-Haul advertisement. I am not a math expert but you could be #1 with 100 moves?

[desmond]

“The ranking reflects destinations for movers traveling more than 50 miles, and considers every city in the country, regardless of size. However, the data is not stated as a percentage of population and is not reflective of overall growth.

The 2009 Top 50 U.S. Destination Cities Report was compiled from more than 1 million U-Haul truck transactions occurring during a recent 12 month period”

Ok, 30,000 or so cities in the USA, 1 million moves, this amounts to nothing. Just a U-Haul advertisement. I am not a math expert but you could be #1 with 100 moves?

[desmond]

“The ranking reflects destinations for movers traveling more than 50 miles, and considers every city in the country, regardless of size. However, the data is not stated as a percentage of population and is not reflective of overall growth.

The 2009 Top 50 U.S. Destination Cities Report was compiled from more than 1 million U-Haul truck transactions occurring during a recent 12 month period”

Ok, 30,000 or so cities in the USA, 1 million moves, this amounts to nothing. Just a U-Haul advertisement. I am not a math expert but you could be #1 with 100 moves?

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