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People Moving to South Carolina

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

Net Migration

+13,615

households

Moved In

1,957,720

households

Moved Out

1,944,105

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$83,386

per household

Moving INTO South Carolina from:

1.North Carolina
3,831avg $66,541
2.New York
2,991avg $107,773
3.Florida
2,739avg $74,521
4.California
2,549avg $104,803
5.New Jersey
1,961avg $121,047
6.Georgia
1,914avg $93,407
7.Pennsylvania
1,303avg $124,908
8.Maryland
1,208avg $130,832
9.Massachusetts
1,038avg $136,029
10.Arizona
844avg $93,536

South Carolina residents moving TO:

1.North Carolina
2,997avg $57,311
2.Florida
2,164avg $73,191
3.Georgia
1,802avg $63,789
4.California
962avg $73,469
5.Washington
456avg $64,442
6.New York
445avg $134,591
7.Arizona
396avg $84,270
8.Tennessee
364avg $86,197
9.Colorado
319avg $67,871
10.Texas
308avg $60,100

💡 Investment Signal: South Carolina is gaining population. New residents earn an average of $83,386, suggesting strong rental demand and potential rent growth.