Lake Havasu City is making headlines — and not just for its sunshine, lake life, or world-famous London Bridge. In a new article from the Los Angeles Times, reporter Terry Castleman explores how this once spring break-famous city has quietly become a top relocation destination for Californians looking for lower costs, fewer taxes, and more space to breathe.

Fueled by pandemic-era shifts and remote work flexibility, the wave of California residents moving to Lake Havasu has reshaped local real estate, boosted the luxury market, and added new energy to the city’s economy. As the article notes, Mohave County had the highest ratio of incoming Californians to locals in the state — a trend that’s reshaping Havasu’s future.

From longtime snowbirds making their stay permanent to first-time visitors who fall in love with the lifestyle, Havasu’s appeal is clear: sunshine, scenery, and a community that does things its own way.

As Mayor Cal Sheehy puts it best: “We do it our way.”

🔗 Read the full article in the Los Angeles Times

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