House hunters were still heading south last quarter, with Orlando, Fla., as the most popular destination. Redfin says that roughly one in five--19.1%--U.S. house hunters looked to move from one part of the country to another in 1Q. That's up slightly from 18.9% a year earlier. Housing costs are near record highs because mortgage rates and sale prices remain high, and inflation is pushing up everyday expenses. That's motivating people to move to more affordable areas. The typical Orlando home costs just over $400,000, roughly half the cost of the typical home in New York. Orlando was followed by three other Florida metros: North Port, Miami and Cape Coral. Half of the most popular destinations are in Florida, and all are relatively affordable, especially compared to the places people are most commonly leaving. ([email protected])