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People Leaving Massachusetts

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

Net Migration

-19,140

households

Moved In

2,922,185

households

Moved Out

2,941,325

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$139,293

per household

Moving INTO Massachusetts from:

1.New York
6,759avg $120,123
2.New Hampshire
5,604avg $83,683
3.Rhode Island
4,893avg $74,084
4.California
4,844avg $153,239
5.Florida
3,092avg $86,391
6.New Jersey
2,056avg $118,111
7.Illinois
1,366avg $133,496
8.Maine
1,146avg $89,084
9.Pennsylvania
1,026avg $104,892
10.Maryland
847avg $124,408

Massachusetts residents moving TO:

1.New Hampshire
11,097avg $120,849
2.New York
7,754avg $130,619
3.Florida
7,200avg $172,406
4.California
7,044avg $130,389
5.Rhode Island
6,664avg $88,467
6.Maine
2,736avg $123,511
7.New Jersey
1,819avg $124,049
8.Washington
1,577avg $133,580
9.Illinois
1,377avg $129,949
10.Colorado
1,289avg $111,806

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