United Van Lines-which states are losing more folks than are moving in from other states? (percentage, companies)

[BobNJ1960]

In my home state, of Ct , 4 moved out for every three moving in. Nothing new there.

https://www3.forbes.com/leadership/t...ving-to-v3/10/

[James Bond 007]

Top Outbound States:

12. Pennsylvania
11. North Dakota
10. Wisconsin
9. Utah
8. Kentucky
7. Ohio
6. Massachusetts
5. Kansas
4. Connecticut
3. New York
2. New Jersey
1. Illinois

Top Inbound States:

10. Alabama
9. Colorado
8. North Carolina
7. South Carolina
6. Washington
5. South Dakota
4. Nevada
3. Idaho
2. Oregon
1. Vermont

Pretty much no pattern whatsoever.

[EDS_]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

Top Outbound States:

12. Pennsylvania
11. North Dakota
10. Wisconsin
9. Utah
8. Kentucky
7. Ohio
6. Massachusetts
5. Kansas
4. Connecticut
3. New York
2. New Jersey
1. Illinois

Top Inbound States:

10. Alabama
9. Colorado
8. North Carolina
7. South Carolina
6. Washington
5. South Dakota
4. Nevada
3. Idaho
2. Oregon
1. Vermont

Pretty much no pattern whatsoever.

You are a riot. Just one more year in a run of many........the pattern has been clear for years.

https://news.yahoo.com/democrats-mos...165523692.html



Also, as noted elsewhere for the first time ever TX+FL+GA+NC+SC+TN contributed more to GDP beginning in '21 than the 13 state + DC corridor.

[Thatsright19]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

Top Outbound States:

12. Pennsylvania
11. North Dakota
10. Wisconsin
9. Utah
8. Kentucky
7. Ohio
6. Massachusetts
5. Kansas
4. Connecticut
3. New York
2. New Jersey
1. Illinois

Top Inbound States:

10. Alabama
9. Colorado
8. North Carolina
7. South Carolina
6. Washington
5. South Dakota
4. Nevada
3. Idaho
2. Oregon
1. Vermont

Pretty much no pattern whatsoever.

You’re a kite dancing in a hurricane, Mr. Bond.

[James Bond 007]

Originally Posted by EDS_

You are a riot. Just one more year in a run of many........the pattern has been clear for years.

https://news.yahoo.com/democrats-mos...165523692.html

Also, as noted elsewhere for the first time ever TX+FL+GA+NC+SC+TN contributed more to GDP beginning in '21 than the 13 state + DC corridor.

The OP's link, which I quoted from, was about data from United Van Lines. Your link was Census estimates.

And I should note your own link also featured just 1 year of data:

New Census data analyzed by the American Enterprise Institute shows that eight of the 10 states losing the most residents from April 2020 through June 2021

[ddeemo]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

The OP's link, which I quoted from, was about data from United Van Lines. Your link was Census estimates.

And I should note your own link also featured just 1 year of data:

The OP link also references 1 year of data also so don't see much difference there. But the data from the Census is much more scientific than the data from a moving company - not everyone uses moving companies.

The interesting thing is that CA is the top state for move outs on one list and not even on the other.

[mojo101]

My neighbor(himself and 3 sons)) are long distance movers,they are always busy moving folks from TX to Florida?
Why?

[City Guy997S]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

Top Outbound States:

12. Pennsylvania
11. North Dakota
10. Wisconsin
9. Utah
8. Kentucky
7. Ohio
6. Massachusetts
5. Kansas
4. Connecticut
3. New York
2. New Jersey
1. Illinois

Top Inbound States:

10. Alabama
9. Colorado
8. North Carolina
7. South Carolina
6. Washington
5. South Dakota
4. Nevada
3. Idaho
2. Oregon
1. Vermont

Pretty much no pattern whatsoever.

Sure there is.................moving from higher cost of living areas to cheaper areas! Top 4 plus MA are all high cost areas, and the whole list of inbound are cheaper areas with the exception of Colorado.

[EDS_]

Originally Posted by James Bond 007

The OP's link, which I quoted from, was about data from United Van Lines. Your link was Census estimates.

And I should note your own link also featured just 1 year of data:

So what? Using last year data available to underscore a trend is SOP.



Here's a more detail look at one year. To anyone with a sliver of honesty and integrity it destroys your absurd claim above about no pattern.


https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/top-1...ical-measures/


The South passing the NE:


https://www.newsweek.com/republican-...rhouse-1810767



Longer term info to squelch your other deflection.......2010-2020 in percentage terms so you'll have to think hard. While keeping in mind all of this has accelerated since this data was compiled.

https://www.census.gov/dataviz/visualizations/043/


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For most blue states, especially those with large populations/large cities population trends, GDP contribution, AGI shifts etc. paint a bleak picture.

[Weaubleau]

Florida is not in the top 10 of inbound states? Neither is Texas? This seems very strange to me. Enough so that I don't trust that this list has any relevance.