In 2022, approximately 8.2 million people moved between U.S. states, up from nearly 7.9 million in 2021, according to Census Bureau estimates. This represents roughly 2–3% of the population and ...

U.S. movers are moving primarily for the opportunity to be closer to family (29%), company transfer/new job (26%) and retirement (14%) A broad migration shift toward smaller cities and towns is ...

Florida and Texas have gained the most by interstate migration, while California, Illinois, and New York have lost the most, according to a new analysis, with the report’s author saying such shifts ...

Fewer Americans packed up and moved across state lines last year than at any time since record keeping started in the 1970s—a major shift driven in part by wary homeowners deciding to stay put. The ...

Washington is among the top states losing taxpayers the most frequently on net from interstate migration, according to a new ranking by a national tax-research organization. The Evergreen State says ...

Rising living costs and high mortgage rates are driving people out of expensive states like California and into smaller, more affordable metro areas. Mid‑sized cities, with lower costs and accessible ...