Most Americans moved to the city of Chicago, among nine other destinations, in 2021, according to a newly released list.
calculated the top 10 places where customers relocated to in 2021 amid new remote work opportunities stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to the new list, Chicago ranked No. 1, though it had not made the list since 2015 where it again ranked tenth.Stay informed during the severe weather season with our local news and weather app. Get the NBC 5 Chicago app for
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