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People Moving to New Hampshire

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

Net Migration

+4,415

households

Moved In

607,407

households

Moved Out

602,992

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$113,855

per household

Moving INTO New Hampshire from:

1.Massachusetts
11,097avg $120,849
2.Maine
1,317avg $80,383
3.Vermont
825avg $65,938
4.New York
339avg $125,277
5.California
335avg $139,602
6.Florida
248avg $78,608
7.Rhode Island
199avg $87,170
8.Arizona
151avg $93,450
9.Washington
75avg $132,106
10.Illinois
71avg $103,535

New Hampshire residents moving TO:

1.Massachusetts
5,604avg $83,683
2.Maine
1,956avg $74,220
3.Florida
776avg $118,932
4.Vermont
708avg $63,536
5.New York
345avg $105,368
6.California
311avg $108,151
7.Arizona
151avg $74,132
8.Washington
116avg $106,077
9.Rhode Island
92avg $81,706
10.South Carolina
86avg $84,058

💡 Investment Signal: New Hampshire is gaining population. New residents earn an average of $113,855, suggesting strong rental demand and potential rent growth.