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People Moving to Florida

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

Net Migration

+100,909

households

Moved In

6,152,275

households

Moved Out

6,051,366

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$98,120

per household

Moving INTO Florida from:

1.New York
35,131avg $176,793
2.New Jersey
19,542avg $205,811
3.California
17,595avg $158,342
4.Massachusetts
11,962avg $179,968
5.Illinois
9,067avg $242,737
6.Pennsylvania
8,621avg $158,812
7.Colorado
6,569avg $105,119
8.Maryland
6,344avg $185,201
9.Georgia
5,434avg $86,762
10.Ohio
5,237avg $149,183

Florida residents moving TO:

1.New York
10,559avg $119,891
2.California
8,637avg $92,973
3.Georgia
6,310avg $59,621
4.Colorado
4,992avg $75,883
5.Massachusetts
4,748avg $107,272
6.New Jersey
4,502avg $97,438
7.South Carolina
3,996avg $78,445
8.Illinois
3,604avg $121,377
9.North Carolina
3,595avg $81,868
10.Texas
3,061avg $70,231

💡 Investment Signal: Florida is gaining population. New residents earn an average of $98,120, suggesting strong rental demand and potential rent growth.