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People Leaving Pennsylvania

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

Net Migration

-5,125

households

Moved In

4,008,872

households

Moved Out

4,013,997

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$100,984

per household

Moving INTO Pennsylvania from:

1.New Jersey
15,270avg $91,926
2.New York
15,036avg $74,466
3.Maryland
5,542avg $77,184
4.California
3,348avg $115,551
5.Delaware
3,248avg $105,876
6.Florida
2,628avg $79,096
7.Massachusetts
1,747avg $97,546
8.Ohio
1,485avg $65,123
9.Virginia
1,220avg $103,550
10.Illinois
1,094avg $117,414

Pennsylvania residents moving TO:

1.New Jersey
13,571avg $90,702
2.New York
7,781avg $84,686
3.Florida
6,543avg $125,780
4.Delaware
5,787avg $85,340
5.California
4,491avg $112,818
6.Maryland
3,935avg $76,602
7.Massachusetts
1,749avg $98,432
8.Ohio
1,742avg $69,130
9.South Carolina
1,717avg $113,313
10.Arizona
1,322avg $106,120

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