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George Clooney has obtained French citizenship and moved his family to a farm in Provence, signaling a shift away from Hollywood and a critique of the American Dream, highlighting concerns about privacy, stability, and the cultural environment in the U.S. The move reflects a broader trend among the wealthy to seek refuge abroad for a better quality of life and greater privacy.
The article discusses a growing trend of Americans, especially skilled and wealthy individuals, leaving the US due to political and social instability, with many seeking new lives abroad, which could lead to a significant brain drain and economic consequences for the country.
The Italian village of Ollolai in Sardinia is offering $1 homes to attract American expats disillusioned by the US election results. The initiative aims to revitalize the village, which has suffered from depopulation, by providing affordable housing options, including free temporary homes for digital nomads and ready-to-occupy houses. The village is particularly targeting Americans, offering them a fast-track process to purchase homes, as part of a broader effort to boost its population and economy.
Following Donald Trump's reelection, a surge of Americans are exploring moving abroad, with expat websites like Expatsi experiencing unprecedented traffic. Many are motivated by concerns over government stability and safety, with popular relocation destinations including Portugal, Spain, and Mexico, and growing interest in Ireland, France, and Albania. The trend reflects heightened anxiety and a desire for a more stable environment, with some planning to relocate before the presidential inauguration.
A survey by Preply found that Gen Z Americans, particularly in cities like Portland, Memphis, and Kansas City, are increasingly interested in moving abroad for better social welfare, cultural experiences, and less gun violence. On average, young Americans rated their likelihood of moving abroad at 3.10 out of 5, with the most desired destinations being the UK, Canada, Japan, the Netherlands, and Singapore. A significant portion, 34%, would consider living outside the U.S. indefinitely, and 66% are open to starting a family abroad.