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People Leaving Iowa

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

Net Migration

-2,279

households

Moved In

413,716

households

Moved Out

415,995

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$85,117

per household

Moving INTO Iowa from:

1.Nebraska
1,409avg $53,889
2.Illinois
1,262avg $66,012
3.Arizona
574avg $70,271
4.California
382avg $70,049
5.Minnesota
357avg $75,815
6.Wisconsin
304avg $59,503
7.Colorado
201avg $68,184
8.Missouri
144avg $55,868
9.Nevada
94avg $63,053
10.Kansas
86avg $104,081

Iowa residents moving TO:

1.Nebraska
1,483avg $48,340
2.Illinois
1,435avg $53,672
3.Arizona
798avg $88,842
4.Minnesota
609avg $65,489
5.Wisconsin
466avg $60,255
6.California
442avg $56,789
7.Colorado
428avg $65,934
8.Florida
282avg $92,627
9.Missouri
210avg $59,476
10.Washington
182avg $68,978

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