New survey data shows more Californians are considering leaving the state in response to skyrocketing housing prices.
"Californians are increasingly concerned about these issues, with more than a third saying they’ve considered leaving the state due to housing costs," according to polling data revealed this week by a team of researchers at the Public Policy Institute of California.
The article includes a number of interactive infographics to illustrate the numerous data collected in the survey.
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