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   DENVER (KDVR) — Data from real estate and rental companies shows   
   that the Denver area is still losing its shine as the it-city for   
   movers.   
      
   Colorado’s population, particularly along the heavily populated   
   Front Range from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, has exploded over   
   the last 20 years. However, Colorado’s move-ins have slowed from its   
   peak in 2015. In 2021, the state had fewer people move in than in   
   any other year since 2005.   
      
   Denver-area housing prices dropping faster than other cities   
      
   There is no current U.S. Census Bureau data or Colorado Office of   
   Demography data that says how many people moved in and out of   
   Colorado or Denver in the latter half of 2022 or the first month of   
   2023.   
      
   Search habits and real estate leads from Rent.com and Redfin,   
   however, said more people are trying to leave Colorado and the   
   Denver area than trying to enter.   
      
   https://kdvr.com/news/data/colorado-no-longer-popular-state-to-   
   move-to/   
      
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