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People Moving to North Carolina

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

Net Migration

+14,807

households

Moved In

1,795,062

households

Moved Out

1,780,255

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$77,842

per household

Moving INTO North Carolina from:

1.South Carolina
9,363avg $67,845
2.New York
6,982avg $76,107
3.Florida
6,743avg $80,283
4.California
6,703avg $113,185
5.New Jersey
2,978avg $114,436
6.Maryland
2,439avg $90,044
7.Virginia
2,300avg $115,617
8.Pennsylvania
1,872avg $91,629
9.Arizona
1,835avg $84,023
10.Massachusetts
1,835avg $118,040

North Carolina residents moving TO:

1.South Carolina
12,393avg $84,691
2.Florida
4,426avg $91,985
3.California
3,591avg $88,869
4.New York
2,544avg $91,783
5.Virginia
1,503avg $83,159
6.Georgia
1,414avg $70,258
7.Colorado
1,249avg $88,527
8.Maryland
1,144avg $67,666
9.Texas
1,088avg $76,717
10.Washington
1,068avg $91,171

💡 Investment Signal: North Carolina is gaining population. New residents earn an average of $77,842, suggesting strong rental demand and potential rent growth.