California has lost thousands of workers to states with lower living costs, such as Texas and Arizona, due to high housing prices and lack of affordability, according to a recent report by the National Assn. of Realtors. Despite a strong job market, California saw a net loss of 18,485 job switchers, while states in the Southeast and Southwest gained the most workers, with Virginia leading the pack. The state is facing challenges in retaining talent, with the need for more affordable housing and competition from other states for skilled professionals.
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