Big U.S. cities lost fewer residents last year as more immigrants moved in, fewer people died and more babies were born there, according to new census data that shows how the urban exodus that gained steam early in the pandemic is cooling.

Big U.S. cities lost fewer residents last year as more immigrants moved in, fewer people died and more babies were born there, according to new census data that shows how the urban exodus that gained steam early in the pandemic is cooling. https://ift.tt/VH4XYdx