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People Moving to Georgia

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

Net Migration

+14,188

households

Moved In

1,545,161

households

Moved Out

1,530,973

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$86,988

per household

Moving INTO Georgia from:

1.Florida
11,283avg $63,234
2.California
5,773avg $105,502
3.New York
5,658avg $70,789
4.South Carolina
3,727avg $61,846
5.Tennessee
3,074avg $61,859
6.Illinois
2,214avg $88,960
7.Alabama
2,063avg $65,868
8.New Jersey
2,016avg $98,903
9.North Carolina
1,400avg $58,710
10.Maryland
1,364avg $98,802

Georgia residents moving TO:

1.Florida
9,419avg $92,080
2.South Carolina
4,244avg $105,024
3.California
3,910avg $107,202
4.Tennessee
3,012avg $76,853
5.New York
2,642avg $93,872
6.Alabama
2,466avg $69,664
7.Colorado
1,437avg $93,851
8.North Carolina
1,343avg $71,617
9.Texas
1,323avg $77,410
10.Illinois
1,176avg $97,431

💡 Investment Signal: Georgia is gaining population. New residents earn an average of $86,988, suggesting strong rental demand and potential rent growth.