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People Leaving California

IRS tax return migration data (2021→2022) shows where Californiaresidents are going and who's moving in.

Net Migration

-73,498

households

Moved In

14,715,341

households

Moved Out

14,788,839

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$125,287

per household

Moving INTO California from:

1.New York
14,799avg $190,283
2.Arizona
14,416avg $79,278
3.Washington
14,350avg $151,067
4.Nevada
12,913avg $79,477
5.Illinois
8,011avg $138,876
6.Massachusetts
7,066avg $130,434
7.Colorado
6,831avg $97,448
8.Oregon
6,797avg $94,480
9.Florida
6,617avg $91,301
10.New Jersey
5,070avg $135,314

California residents moving TO:

1.Arizona
30,784avg $101,408
2.Nevada
28,447avg $129,807
3.Washington
23,043avg $148,603
4.New York
15,138avg $151,365
5.Oregon
14,630avg $104,296
6.Florida
12,530avg $157,026
7.Colorado
11,746avg $124,370
8.Texas
9,653avg $110,119
9.Idaho
7,154avg $131,758
10.Utah
6,867avg $122,650

💡 Investment Signal: California is losing population. This may indicate weakening demand, but can also mean lower property prices and higher cap rates for investors.