U haul migration patterns.

by Maddog Tue Jun 04, 2019 4:41 pm

https://fee.org/articles/u-haul-rates-suggest-migration-from-california-to-texas-is-accelerating/?utm_source=zapier

In California there’s a relatively low supply of trucks available and a relatively high demand for trucks destined for Texas; in Texas there’s a relatively high supply of trucks and a relatively low demand for trucks going to California. Therefore, U-Haul charges three to four times more for one-way truck rentals going from San Francisco or LA to Houston or Dallas than vice-versa based on what must be a huge net outflow of trucks leaving California (leading to low inventory) and a net inflow of trucks arriving in Texas (leading to high inventory).

by Cass Wed Jun 05, 2019 5:32 am

Interesting. We see a similar pattern here although that’s because there’s quite a few military bases within a few hours of each other.

As long as the juniors stop moving around so damn much we shouldn’t be any poorer Laughing

by Original Quill Wed Jun 05, 2019 7:42 pm

U haul migration patterns. Davis-Monthan-Air-Force-Base

Davis Monthan AFB is basically a mothball storage base for retired aircraft. The weather in Tucson is ideal for preserving them.

Though, I think there is an active wing of A-10's. You used to see them gliding in westward, over East Broadway.

by Cass Thu Jun 06, 2019 1:58 am

Original Quill wrote:

Davis Monthan AFB is basically a mothball storage base for retired aircraft. The weather in Tucson is ideal for preserving them.

Though, I think there is an active wing of A-10's. You used to see them gliding in westward, over East Broadway.

It’s still very active.

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