Where are we moving to?

[polarbear]

United Van Lines annual migration report, in a picture.



South Dakota and Vermont (!) put Oregon in the #3 slot this year.

[OldSarge]

What, no body in or out of Florida ? .........

[Truck Guy]

I'm amazed the Texas is not on the inbound list

[snide]

We're moving to PA this year.

[Bill]

Originally Posted by Truck Guy

I'm amazed the Texas is not on the inbound list

Illegal aliens don't hire United Van Lines.

[99 pewtercoupe]

We are moving out of Illinois this year. I cant wait to leave

[VITE1]

Here's more accurte data.

State Migration Rates, Net Totals: 2011-2016

Based on the data I've seen people and businesses are moving from high taxation areas to low.

Florida is not only gaining jobs but a very high percentage of the people moving here are High Net worth and they re moving the tax base away from the high tax states.

[Rotorhead]

Originally Posted by OldSarge

What, no body in or out of Florida ? .........

Probably a given. You can't even get over 45 mph in a 65 mph here. Too many Canadians hugging the left lane.

[Iron Chef]

Originally Posted by Truck Guy

I'm amazed the Texas is not on the inbound list

Thank God.

[NavyC5]

Originally Posted by OldSarge

What, no body in or out of Florida ? .........

Doesn't count as moving if you die there

[OldSarge]

Originally Posted by Rotorhead

Probably a given. You can't even get over 45 mph in a 65 mph here. Too many Canadians hugging the left lane.

Not to mention, all the old geezer's, that shouldn't be on the roads at all, down there.

[OldSarge]

Originally Posted by NavyC5

Doesn't count as moving if you die there

That's about what I was thinking too......

[Black94lt1]

I'm surprised TN is not on the inbound list as they say Nashville alone has 66 people a day moving in

[WalkerInTN]

Originally Posted by Black94lt1

I'm surprised TN is not on the inbound list as they say Nashville alone has 66 people a day moving in

They're just not using United Van Lines.

I see a ton of U-Haul trucks out here.

[polarbear]

Originally Posted by VITE1

Here's more accurte data.

State Migration Rates, Net Totals: 2011-2016

Based on the data I've seen people and businesses are moving from high taxation areas to low.

Florida is not only gaining jobs but a very high percentage of the people moving here are High Net worth and they re moving the tax base away from the high tax states.

Florida, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and Idaho are the top five. Not that different.

*Although the same conclusion- people are migrating from high taxes to low. Which makes me wonder why Oregon's on the list.

[MidLifeinMI]

Originally Posted by Black94lt1

I'm surprised TN is not on the inbound list as they say Nashville alone has 66 people a day moving in

Wonder how many of those 66 are moving over from Memphis (FWIW, we're 2 of one day's 66 last summer, who also contributed to MI's negative growth).

[tjfontaine]

I doubt a lot of people physically moving to SD ... a lot of folks are making that their mailing address then going RV'ing - to save on the TAXES.

[mrvette]

IF they took the ~13 million or so illegals out of the California count, they would be loosing population like MAD......but as it is, the DEMO graphics are changing in favor of the DoMoCraps.....but they going to loooooose their Federal support in a few daze......THEN watch the flight outta that state.....

[Black94lt1]

Originally Posted by MidLifeinMI

Wonder how many of those 66 are moving over from Memphis (FWIW, we're 2 of one day's 66 last summer, who also contributed to MI's negative growth).

We hope to be 2 more of MI's negative numbers headed into TN but it'll probably be 10 years or so

[wwomanC6]

What are the overlapping statistics of people moving to states where Weed is now legal?