Rural-Suburban Migration

Rural-suburban migration refers to the movement of people from rural areas, often characterized by farming and open spaces, to suburban regions, which are typically residential communities near larger cities. This trend is driven by factors such as the pursuit of better job opportunities, access to schools and healthcare, and a desire for a more convenient lifestyle while still enjoying some space and community. As people migrate, they contribute to the growth of suburban areas, affecting local economies and demographics, and sometimes leading to challenges like increased housing demand and changes in community character.