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People Moving to Washington

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

Net Migration

+9,544

households

Moved In

3,160,346

households

Moved Out

3,150,802

households

Avg Income (Inflow)

$126,017

per household

Moving INTO Washington from:

1.California
22,015avg $150,837
2.Oregon
12,918avg $103,039
3.Arizona
4,353avg $90,787
4.Idaho
3,258avg $67,086
5.Colorado
2,500avg $86,236
6.New York
2,218avg $121,845
7.Nevada
2,136avg $79,875
8.Hawaii
2,130avg $74,263
9.Florida
1,979avg $87,256
10.Illinois
1,832avg $185,235

Washington residents moving TO:

1.California
13,937avg $152,551
2.Oregon
9,455avg $85,768
3.Arizona
7,965avg $127,162
4.Idaho
4,595avg $106,024
5.Florida
2,623avg $160,234
6.Colorado
2,392avg $122,743
7.Nevada
2,350avg $175,878
8.New York
2,116avg $167,378
9.Texas
2,047avg $124,025
10.Hawaii
1,499avg $95,957

💡 Investment Signal: Washington is gaining population. New residents earn an average of $126,017, suggesting strong rental demand and potential rent growth.