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People Leaving New York

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

Net Migration

-47,102

households

Moved In

6,802,203

households

Moved Out

6,849,305

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$109,254

per household

Moving INTO New York from:

1.New Jersey
22,064avg $125,083
2.California
16,016avg $155,383
3.Massachusetts
8,422avg $129,190
4.Florida
8,055avg $108,122
5.Pennsylvania
5,277avg $87,404
6.Illinois
3,567avg $127,898
7.Maryland
2,526avg $90,706
8.District of Columbia
2,295avg $116,877
9.Washington
2,212avg $170,140
10.Virginia
1,953avg $120,286

New York residents moving TO:

1.New Jersey
44,325avg $117,440
2.Florida
26,083avg $188,194
3.California
16,405avg $183,801
4.Pennsylvania
10,921avg $75,433
5.Massachusetts
7,956avg $118,470
6.South Carolina
4,476avg $110,187
7.Maryland
3,094avg $91,589
8.Illinois
2,903avg $139,619
9.North Carolina
2,744avg $72,021
10.Colorado
2,524avg $124,009

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