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People Leaving District of Columbia

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

Net Migration

-2,242

households

Moved In

283,216

households

Moved Out

285,458

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$144,800

per household

Moving INTO District of Columbia from:

1.Maryland
6,709avg $92,377
2.Virginia
3,432avg $103,546
3.California
1,728avg $165,149
4.New York
1,716avg $147,486
5.Massachusetts
1,023avg $97,770
6.Florida
860avg $89,280
7.New Jersey
739avg $96,673
8.Illinois
634avg $109,422
9.Pennsylvania
614avg $87,684
10.Colorado
344avg $94,133

District of Columbia residents moving TO:

1.Maryland
9,387avg $106,763
2.Virginia
3,783avg $140,561
3.New York
2,156avg $117,781
4.California
1,879avg $130,527
5.Florida
773avg $231,820
6.Massachusetts
751avg $146,178
7.Illinois
591avg $124,196
8.Colorado
536avg $181,979
9.New Jersey
378avg $118,939
10.Washington
378avg $115,870

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