Idaho is most moved destination 2 years in a row, will it change the state forever? (Post Falls: homes, unemployment)

[Mister Torgue]

Originally Posted by banjomike

Here's something interesting...
Bahoy this, Idaho may not have as many newcomers as was thought.

https://www.nar.realtor/blogs/econom...f-the-pandemic

The net immigration, the incoming vs. the outgoing, was a whopping 65 people.

I've always known folks move away quite often, but from this report, it appears a lot more moved out than I ever thought about.

That's quite an interesting article and dataset to crunch. Seems Texas is the one with a mass migration...unsurprisingly. I highly suspected Texas was quietly having a mass exodus...heck other than my wife and I there are a few others who are in the early to middle stages of relocation outta here like us.

[cleosmom]

Originally Posted by banjomike

Here's something interesting...
Bahoy this, Idaho may not have as many newcomers as was thought.

https://www.nar.realtor/blogs/econom...f-the-pandemic

The net immigration, the incoming vs. the outgoing, was a whopping 65 people.

I've always known folks move away quite often, but from this report, it appears a lot more moved out than I ever thought about.

Interesting, however I would be more interested in knowing those numbers from January forward as that article was dated 12/2020.

[highplainsrunaway]

There is no way I can believe any of those numbers.

For instance it says there was a net gain of only 121 people for Colorado, yet actual population increased by more than 50,000 in 2020.

And that's just the legal ones!

[banjomike]

Originally Posted by cleosmom

Interesting, however I would be more interested in knowing those numbers from January forward as that article was dated 12/2020.

I had the same thought.

[oldafretired]

interesting map:

https://www.howmoneywalks.com/irs-tax-migration/

[nowhereman427]

Originally Posted by oldafretired

interesting map:

https://www.howmoneywalks.com/irs-tax-migration/

[Mister Torgue]

Originally Posted by oldafretired

interesting map:

https://www.howmoneywalks.com/irs-tax-migration/

That map either isn’t mobile friendly or you cannot click on each state for more info?

[highplainsrunaway]

Works in Chrome on a S10
Much easier to see & use on a PC though.

[Mister Torgue]

Ok, so, this site if these totals are accurate are pretty scary when looking at them at a whole. I just don't know how the western states can survive with this much migration from CA and expect to keep their state's original identity and culture all-the-while not turning in to their landscape that caused the migration to begin with. Some of these totals are quite ... telling. I added two wild cards, AK and SD and was a bit surprised...

WA:
$9.63 billion California
$3.22 billion Oregon
$1.34 billion Illinois
$1.33 billion New York
$944.74 million Alaska

OR:
$10.34 billion California
$603.49 million New York
$600.54 million Illinois
$376.30 million Alaska
$328.94 million Ohio

NV:
$16.95 billion California
$1.53 billion Illinois
$1.43 billion New York
$758.00 million Michigan
$738.18 million New Jersey

AZ:
$11.98 billion California
$4.87 billion Illinois
$2.32 billion New York
$2.16 billion Minnesota
$1.79 billion Michigan

NM:
$1.12 billion California
$425.62 million New York
$250.02 million Illinois
$163.13 million New Jersey
$141.75 million Michigan

TX:
$12.25 billion California
$5.23 billion Illinois
$5.00 billion Louisiana
$4.04 billion New York
$2.96 billion New Jersey

OK:
$880.63 million California
$499.67 million Kansas
$124.61 million Illinois
$100.83 million Louisiana
$95.44 million New York

CO:
$6.49 billion California
$3.10 billion Illinois
$1.92 billion New York
$1.71 billion Texas
$1.17 billion New Jersey

WY:
$843.44 million California
$277.74 million Illinois
$178.73 million Connecticut
$156.77 million New York
$141.82 million Nebraska

UT:
$3.14 billion California
$307.37 million Illinois
$254.98 million New York
$192.03 million New Jersey
$172.24 million Pennsylvania

ID:
$4.30 billion California
$712.33 million Washington
$393.07 million Oregon
$291.47 million Nevada
$286.78 million Colorado

MT:
$1.50 billion California
$503.18 million Colorado
$221.38 million Washington
$196.96 million Illinois
$159.00 million Texas

AK:
$32.55 million California
$14.42 million Connecticut
$8.05 million New Jersey
$7.80 million Illinois
$3.67 million Pennsylvania

SD:
$500.76 million Iowa
$266.58 million California
$260.38 million Minnesota
$234.74 million Nebraska
$141.29 million Illinois

Originally Posted by highplainsrunaway

Works in Chrome on a S10
Much easier to see & use on a PC though.

Used my notebook and got better results. Thanks!

[nowhereman427]

Originally Posted by Mister Torgue

Ok, so, this site if these totals are accurate are pretty scary when looking at them at a whole. I just don't know how the western states can survive with this much migration from CA and expect to keep their state's original identity and culture all-the-while not turning in to their landscape that caused the migration to begin with. Some of these totals are quite ... telling. I added two wild cards, AK and SD and was a bit surprised...

WA:
$9.63 billion California
$3.22 billion Oregon
$1.34 billion Illinois
$1.33 billion New York
$944.74 million Alaska

OR:
$10.34 billion California
$603.49 million New York
$600.54 million Illinois
$376.30 million Alaska
$328.94 million Ohio

NV:
$16.95 billion California
$1.53 billion Illinois
$1.43 billion New York
$758.00 million Michigan
$738.18 million New Jersey

AZ:
$11.98 billion California
$4.87 billion Illinois
$2.32 billion New York
$2.16 billion Minnesota
$1.79 billion Michigan

NM:
$1.12 billion California
$425.62 million New York
$250.02 million Illinois
$163.13 million New Jersey
$141.75 million Michigan

TX:
$12.25 billion California
$5.23 billion Illinois
$5.00 billion Louisiana
$4.04 billion New York
$2.96 billion New Jersey

OK:
$880.63 million California
$499.67 million Kansas
$124.61 million Illinois
$100.83 million Louisiana
$95.44 million New York

CO:
$6.49 billion California
$3.10 billion Illinois
$1.92 billion New York
$1.71 billion Texas
$1.17 billion New Jersey

WY:
$843.44 million California
$277.74 million Illinois
$178.73 million Connecticut
$156.77 million New York
$141.82 million Nebraska

UT:
$3.14 billion California
$307.37 million Illinois
$254.98 million New York
$192.03 million New Jersey
$172.24 million Pennsylvania

ID:
$4.30 billion California
$712.33 million Washington
$393.07 million Oregon
$291.47 million Nevada
$286.78 million Colorado

MT:
$1.50 billion California
$503.18 million Colorado
$221.38 million Washington
$196.96 million Illinois
$159.00 million Texas

AK:
$32.55 million California
$14.42 million Connecticut
$8.05 million New Jersey
$7.80 million Illinois
$3.67 million Pennsylvania

SD:
$500.76 million Iowa
$266.58 million California
$260.38 million Minnesota
$234.74 million Nebraska
$141.29 million Illinois



Used my notebook and got better results. Thanks!

Wyoming very interesting in the population chart had more people leave than coming in if I read it correctly. CA also had alot people leave and had population added coming in too.