New Study: Where Americans Moved — and the Money That Moved With Them
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Floridant -- MoveNoble (movenoble.com) has published a new study, 'Where Americans Moved — and the Money That Moved With Them,' analyzing IRS Statistics of Income migration data for 2022–2023 covering 3,966,932 interstate household moves.

According to the analysis, Texas posted the largest net household gain (+56,473), while California posted the largest net loss (−100,397). Florida gained +$20.65 billion in net adjusted gross income — 3.7 times the next state — with arriving households averaging $122,539 in income compared with $76,134 for leavers. South Carolina led the per-capita net gain at +5.33 per 1,000 residents.

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The findings show a clear pattern in the 2022–2023 data: Texas gained the most households on a net basis, California lost the most households on a net basis, and Florida's net income gain of $20.65 billion was 3.7 times the next state. Arriving households in Florida averaged $122,539 in income, well above the $76,134 average for households that left.

The full study is free to read at https://movenoble.com/research/where-americans-moved/

MoveNoble publishes moving costs, routes and honest mover data. MoveNoble is a publisher, not a moving company.

Contact: Moe Kahok, MoveNoble, movenoble.com