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People Leaving Ohio

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

Net Migration

-1,548

households

Moved In

3,083,526

households

Moved Out

3,085,074

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$86,396

per household

Moving INTO Ohio from:

1.California
2,622avg $99,062
2.Pennsylvania
2,417avg $63,537
3.Florida
2,356avg $80,343
4.Kentucky
2,019avg $59,135
5.New York
1,926avg $77,464
6.Illinois
1,796avg $149,934
7.Arizona
1,480avg $74,031
8.West Virginia
1,021avg $44,497
9.Indiana
976avg $57,586
10.Nevada
648avg $67,274

Ohio residents moving TO:

1.Florida
4,384avg $154,377
2.California
2,689avg $132,927
3.Illinois
2,177avg $79,211
4.Kentucky
2,132avg $63,476
5.Pennsylvania
1,793avg $58,050
6.New York
1,672avg $91,988
7.Arizona
1,542avg $96,804
8.Indiana
1,271avg $75,745
9.Colorado
1,177avg $81,326
10.Washington
788avg $107,507

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