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People Leaving Vermont

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

Net Migration

-83

households

Moved In

280,087

households

Moved Out

280,170

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$86,089

per household

Moving INTO Vermont from:

1.Massachusetts
784avg $107,343
2.New Hampshire
708avg $63,536
3.New York
378avg $113,208
4.California
99avg $115,212
5.Colorado
58avg $115,862
6.District of Columbia
49avg $146,959
7.Maine
45avg $64,844
8.New Jersey
43avg $101,209
9.Washington
37avg $91,540
10.Arizona
33avg $92,848

Vermont residents moving TO:

1.New Hampshire
825avg $65,938
2.Massachusetts
633avg $70,309
3.New York
404avg $77,858
4.Maine
117avg $70,683
5.California
101avg $79,039
6.Colorado
54avg $53,370
7.Arizona
47avg $51,787
8.District of Columbia
35avg $53,914
9.Oregon
33avg $49,181
10.Illinois
32avg $57,656

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