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People Moving to Rhode Island

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

Net Migration

+342

households

Moved In

463,563

households

Moved Out

463,221

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$92,191

per household

Moving INTO Rhode Island from:

1.Massachusetts
6,664avg $88,467
2.New York
844avg $99,734
3.California
433avg $91,274
4.Florida
350avg $61,397
5.New Jersey
169avg $66,662
6.Illinois
92avg $90,989
7.New Hampshire
92avg $81,706
8.Arizona
81avg $108,469
9.Maryland
48avg $67,416
10.Colorado
47avg $60,170

Rhode Island residents moving TO:

1.Massachusetts
4,893avg $74,084
2.Florida
1,133avg $108,861
3.New York
736avg $83,730
4.California
520avg $90,003
5.New Hampshire
199avg $87,170
6.New Jersey
181avg $66,000
7.Maryland
121avg $77,446
8.South Carolina
87avg $71,241
9.Arizona
85avg $62,176
10.Illinois
77avg $79,038

💡 Investment Signal: Rhode Island is gaining population. New residents earn an average of $92,191, suggesting strong rental demand and potential rent growth.