The new boomtowns: Why more people are relocating to ‘secondary’ cities
By Michele Lerner, Special to The Washington Post As they began planning their future together, Ashley Brown and her fiance, Aaron Shuman, concluded that they could no longer remain in Los Angeles because it was getting much too expensive. “Our rent in L.A. was $1,500 for a tiny, 650-square-foot apartment with no amenities,” says Brown,…