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People Leaving Hawaii

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

Net Migration

-1,825

households

Moved In

580,407

households

Moved Out

582,232

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$86,549

per household

Moving INTO Hawaii from:

1.California
5,074avg $122,334
2.Washington
1,499avg $95,957
3.Nevada
709avg $56,984
4.Arizona
682avg $72,130
5.Colorado
627avg $70,462
6.Florida
568avg $72,792
7.Texas
489avg $62,323
8.New York
449avg $104,075
9.Oregon
432avg $88,087
10.Maryland
349avg $101,736

Hawaii residents moving TO:

1.California
4,009avg $82,110
2.Washington
2,130avg $74,263
3.Nevada
1,875avg $72,948
4.Arizona
891avg $80,255
5.Florida
819avg $78,413
6.Colorado
782avg $69,430
7.Texas
645avg $74,398
8.Oregon
612avg $63,009
9.Utah
430avg $57,088
10.Maryland
398avg $83,552

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