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That's a tough one. Looking at your list I would guess New York and Los Angeles as I would think that's where most immigrants come to get started in this country before moving on elsewhere
San Francisco is up there...only 30% of the population are even California natives. There are lots of immigrants, and transplant yuppies and hipsters that are always coming and going.
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My guess is Las Vegas. When my fiance and I were looking to relocate there (but we aren't now), most people living in the area (along with realtors we met) told us many people don't stay in LV very long. They told us it's a good city for young professionals to start out and live, but then they move back home to start a family.
You'd be amazed how easy it is in Atlanta to find a huge group of people from almost any large city. All you have to do during football season is start a thread on the Atlanta forum asking for Pittsburgh fans or New York, Denver, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Philly,wherever, to speak to and you will be bombarded with people from those cities telling you they are still fans of their old cities teams. They will even direct you to bars where they converge and pack into every Sunday to cheer their teams.
There are whole subdivisions where you will not find one person originally from Atlanta but plenty of people from New York, New Jersey, Ohio etc.
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