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As a mortgage lender that helps clients relocate out of California, you cannot blanket statement the entire state this way.
You can live in the slums, rampant homelessness or live in paradise. You can live in suburban desert hellscape or on an absolutely gorgeous vineyard.
People relocate out of there all the time but some do move back, realizing they hated the area of California but not the entire state.
People forget that California all by itself is larger, more populated, and has a wider variety of biomes than many countries.