Some big shifts on the migration charts entering 2025. Florida and Texas --> knocked off the list. Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina --> rising fast. Idaho, Arizona, Montana --> holding. This data comes from the US Census Bureau and measures the Domestic Migration Rate into each state in 2024. This data was just released and show the net flow of Americans into the state. The general trend is a big drop off from the heights of the pandemic for most of these areas. So while they're in the top 10, it's less impressive than it was several years ago. The result is a slowdown in some local housing markets as a result. Access population growth data for your city and state on under a premium plan on Reventure App: www.reventure.app
Moved to Arkansas from San Diego(native), I don't EVER want to move back. So many NICE people, low living expenses (gas, electricity, tax) and natural beauty. And 4 seasons are actually nice.
People are chasing affordable homes because investors destroyed the family home market by purchasing 40%-60% during the pandemic and they continue to buy. Where the people go, these investors move in and again ruin it for everyone. The gov needs to stop the investors.
investors play much less of a role than people think they do. are there certain scenarios where they can make things worse? most definitely, but the main problem is the housing shortage. when there isnt enough housing, thats when you see people paying for a home for over $100k over asking price and thats how prices gets so crazy so quickly.
States need to push a ban on Chinese investors buying land and property. They are the largest majority buying up US homes and land. And funny enough, US citizens can't buy land or homes in China. Everyone needs to be pressuring their congressman (Dem or Rep) on this issue!
Florida has plenty of inventory and yet people are leaving so I don’t buy it. Investors are in fact the issue and I can’t believe how much people (likely investors) try and down play it. They are as bad as the insurance companies. They follow us everywhere we go. Leave us poor working class Americans alone we don’t have any money for you.
Before moving ANYWHERE, ALWAYS check the crime rates, the demographics, and proprty taxes. Always check if you can get home owner insurance AND HOW MUCH THAT WILL COST. Also, check the politcal leanings to make sure they align with your values and beliefs. And check to make sure they're not a sanctuary state or city!
Well that's simple because almost everyone has seen the crime map of the country which is almost exactly the same as the diversity map so the upper Midwest and Rocky Mountain region is the only good option.
@@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST I wish! Colorado is a sanctuary STATE so we're full of invaders. I'm waiting to see what happens after the great deportation starts. Currently planning on leaving Colorado but willing to wait a year or 2 to see if the liberals lose control over our government and sanity rules once again.
I was with you until you said, "check the political leanings" The media tries to make that more significant than it really is. It should only matter if you qualify for things like Medicaid and Food Stamps.
Honestly, Arkansas would have higher numbers if it weren't for the stigma that has surrounded the state for a long time. If you would have told me a few years ago I would be living in Arkansas I would have told you you're crazy, but I didn't know anything about the state other than the stereotypes you hear. But after moving to Northwest Arkansas a year ago, I'm sad I didn't move here earlier. We absolutely love it here. The cost of living is good, even in Northwest Arkansas where it's generally more expensive than the rest of the state. The weather is sooo much better than what I grew up with in Northern Ohio. The people are generally nice and welcoming. Arkansas definitely lives up to its name as the Natural State. It's absolutely beautiful and I'll never get tired of walking out my door and seeing the Ozark mountains in the background.
I’m in the Ozarks in Alton Missouri and my detail shop is in West Plains Mo. Grew up and lived in St. Louis until I moved down here in 2014. It’s beautiful down here and cost of living is very low. Welcome to the Ozarks!
Be careful about giving your hidden gem a glowing review. You can soon find mass migrations there and your once beautiful oasis become an overpriced nightmare. I migrated to a wonderful place that’s been off the map for most Americans….and I’m not advertising it at all!!!!!
Arkansas is a bridge too far culturally for most folks, and the NW part of the state has had a high growth rate for 30 years so no worries on the "word getting out." For example, Arkansas ranks something like 48th amongst states in Public Safety.@@nickolaslewis4416
Basically, people are looking for freedom & opportunity with nice weather that they can still afford. Aka the American dream. ..... Which means you will see Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, and West Virginia be the next states on the list. Meanwhile virtually all mountain and bread basket areas in the u.s. will increase prices faster than ALL other areas for the same reasons.
@@michellefoulkes3766 Nevada and Arizona are not red states. Nevada have more democrats than republicans and Arizona is more purple going towards blue and North Carolina has a democrat governor. Delaware is blue as blue can be.
I wonder what effect the fires in Los Angeles are having on the median home value, relocation rates, etc. It will be interesting to see that in a couple of months...
Probably push them even higher crazily enough. Reports are a lot of new buyers looking in cali now. Probably because their house burnt down. Somehow, they still want to live in the same place.
I was waiting for my state (SC) like there’s no way sc didn’t make this list. I’m here to tell you that it’s noticebly getting populated fast solely due to pricing/affordability. Half a million dollar house in Texas is a quarter mill here to say the least. Road work is underway in order to keep up. Great vids btw!
Idaho here 👋🏻 If remote workers are called back Idaho will go negative That’s all that’s here It’s expensive now and people don’t realize that Sure if your move from California. You’ll think it’s cheap but it is expensive
The mass relocation of remote workers is screwing up local economies. They are driving up home prices to ridiculous rates that the local wages can not keep up with. We need some kind of check on this. They aren't bringing in the businesses with them that can pay higher wages.
@@sues3218 its not the people’s fault, I live in California and its too expensive. People are struggling in cali, the people you want to be upset with is the government! ]
I can tell you why people are moving out of the state of Arizona. (1) The cost of living (2) State of Arizona as more immigrants from Mexico and overseas (3) The rent is higher (4) The health care is not the good (5) There are more homeless people living on the streets. (6) The prices of groceries are sky high (7) The State of Arizona is coming to Mexico. (8) State of Arizona health insurance is not good, I can list more about why people are moving out of the state of Arizona.
I retired in late 2024 and relocated from the DC metro area to SC where homes are affordable with some of the lowest property taxes in the entire country. Income taxes aren’t at the absolute low end, but there are plenty of other states with much higher income taxes than SC. However, I have found the vehicle taxes in this state to be high, and if you bring a car in from out of state, then you will pay a one-time $500 “infrastructure fee” for the privilege. But the relatively low housing costs make it all worth it to me. I paid a fraction of the cost of what I would have had to pay for the same kind of property in the DC metro area.
Thank you for the informative video! There’s so much valuable information that really helps to understand the topic. I was wondering, why don’t you have any videos analyzing real estate in Hawaii? It seems like a fascinating and promising region, and it would be great to hear your insights about its unique features and opportunities.
Hello, folks should transfer to Douglas, Ga region rural area the landscape view is impressive for folks to purchase a house here it affordable and eco-friendly not high traffic jam here which is good because most high traffic jam cause car accident. Inflation is increase in Douglas, Ga there is more restaurant, and store still finding a spot to be position for customer shopping. Douglas, Ga is a great way for folks open their business here, and improve the landscape view. Even you think the house is old or dull house can be revamp and you can form a new idea to make it exciting and amusement like game changer.
Most moving are nearing retirement and are looking for affordable living for their retirement. Many Tennessee areas are becoming less affordable for houses, especially around Nashville.
We had our hottest summer ever last year in Arizona. Not surprised people aren't moving here as much. I'm already thinking about needing a second home for the summers.
It sucks when you get a mass influx of people into an area in a short period of time, especially if they are remote workers and getting paid way more than local wages. All it does is drive up the cost of homes and then prices out the locals. We need to address this remote working situation. They are getting paid way more than the locals are and it puts everything out of balance. It happened to my state of Idaho. It is a problem when home prices more than double in two years time. This isn't hard to handle when you are getting paid the same higher wages from the state you moved out of and sold your house for a bigger profit, thus making it easier to buy in the state you are moving to. You can afford to outbid the locals there, and that is really messing with our local state economies. It isn't good in the long term. We need to make some kind of laws to put a cap on this. Investors buying in mass is also really messing up the balance. We need some kind of check and balance on this because we are making it harder and harder for future generations to own their own home. This greed has got to stop.
SC really surprised me. I lived there for several years and I can tell you that state is a messed up shithole. The job market is really bad, pay is low, rent is very expensive, and taxes are high. And good luck getting access to healthcare. I left in 2020 and will never go back.
People are just desperate and seeking that holy grail of affordable and cool like LA and NYC. I think most people will regret the relocation they did in the past 5 years and possibly move back. I'm hearing a lot of that about NYC. I don't blame the people either it's a good idea but these places just aren't that great especially if they're used to actually great worldly cities.
Dang. My nephew is 25 and got married and started his family in SC near goose creek. Got lucky landing a job in Boeing but who knows how long that will last. They used to live in CA but of course they wanted to have a house now so they left to buy the dream elsewhere. Honestly Idk how their doing with their bills and new baby.
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I can’t afford to live anywhere so there’s no sense watching the entire video. In the US country wide inflation is so high on the rise and the wages have stayed stagnant that there is no affordable living anywhere in 2019 I went from living in San Diego, California with the rent of $1640 With my second apartment in Mason, Ohio for $1170 then my third and last studio apartment in Miami, Florida in 2021 to living in my car after losing everything when you try to find a place to live, they want 3.5 times the annual income there is a lot of wage discrimination when it comes to renting, and overall if no one can afford to live on $13 an hour let alone $20 in most areas than there is something broke I mean really how is it that there is no affordable living anywhere? And they build all these new houses apartments and businesses all the time but yet nothing is affordable anywhere. I am beginning to think that we are overpopulated and we don’t have enough homes.
@ well here’s the thing if you say that it’s overpopulated it gets very controversial with people especially those two religion like Christianity and will tell you how it’s not overpopulated that it’s greedy people and that there’s enough land for everyone and all that stuff but like I just said they build new houses they build new property. They build new land all the time changing the climateand people are still buying these homes. The second they are listed and I will say that again every house and apartment they build people are moving into them if that ain’t overpopulation then what is.
Too many people are still coming to FL and all they do is complain that the pizza and bagels suck and gun law aren't strict enough. Ugh, just shut it and hop on the highway back north
Is this a state by state migration % growth or where are people moving to list? Because if we’re looking for where are people moving to than Using percentages shifts per state VS number of actual people makes no sense as far as „where people are moving to” . If 8k people moved to Delaware and 64k moved to Florida than why is Florida not even on this list yet Delaware is ranked 3rd After seeing the title and just the rankings I would walk away thinking waw Americans are really moving to Delaware . In reality 8k people moved there and it doesn’t even belong on the list of top 10 states of where people are moving to, see my point 😅 Much love, always love the content !
What many people don't understand, if your home price and interest rates directly contribute to how long you have to work. Right now many of these areas are like 2X the monthly cost from several years back. So now I need to work like 60 years instead of 30 to afford the same standard of living? Not worth it. And people are slowly starting to come to terms with this reality.
House prices are still way way too high everywhere! Stay out of Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina. They are over capacity!! The natives are having a really hard time and can't afford to live there. The people that made these states nice, safe and enjoyable places to VISIT!!
Why don’t you cover Hawaii in your content? Do you plan to discuss Hawaii in the future? Is there a specific reason why you avoid talking about Hawaii?
Gladly leaving the Las Vegas area! The population increase and development over the last 25 years has destroyed the quality of life. Happy to see my new state isn't on the radar. :)
Yes -- HOWEVER, one of the safest states to live in regarding avoiding the brunt of these horrid storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and fires apparently related to climate change.
The craziest thing about this is that I haven't watched this channel in over 2 years and the content is exactly the same. I'm not saying a crash is or isn't coming. I'm saying that a broken clock is right twice a day.
Good point. I think most of his viewership prefers to hear negative outlook on housing. Which is unfortunate because a lot of these people aren't buying homes and they are missing out on appreciation and tax benefits
Wilmington and Northern Delaware is basically functionally an extension of Philadelphia and north eastern Maryland basically Elkton Maryland is also in the greater Philadelphia area for this reason. It is very easy for people in New Jersey and the Philadelphia area to feel comfortable to retire and Delaware because culturally it’s an extension of where they live And experience in life the Baltimore and Washington DC area southern Delaware very popular place for people to retire. I already have high school classmates and I mean 30 of them who move there and Ocean City Maryland area.
This guy can't be trusted with data. Home prices have increased 18% since 2021 and he's made 200 videos since then stating that home prices are crashing.
The % growth rate without considering the base population isn't really the best metric IMO. And, I'd add migration is really about specific areas/metros/cities within states that have both high migration and decaying parts of them.
Something isn’t right about the number for Nevada, but most of the people here done change over their licences or registration so the records probably won’t show the massive flood of people over the last three years
In South East Florida every Home Depot's moving supply department was moved to the front and was increased in size. People are moving out. The cost of living jumped very high very quickly, and businesses can't keep up with wages. Personally I am moving out of country until US will stabilize.
Idaho is a popular place for people who are of social conservative that to escape from the Seattle Washington area and another place for Californians to relocate for the same reason, Idaho, Montana, and if they can find places, Wyoming and Utah, and I’ll Arizona
If switching to net numbers, seven of the states would still be on the top 10 list. It'd drop Delaware, Montana and Arkansas for Georgia, Florida and Texas. But even then Texas would barely ahead of North Carolina, Florida just behind South Carolina and Georgia just behind Alabama. Texas 85K North Carolina 82K South Carolina 68K Florida 64K Tennessee 48K Arizona 35K Alabama 26K Georgia 25K Nevada 17K Idaho 16K ... 12 Arkansas 13K 14 Delaware 8K 18 Montana 5K The numbers overall were really, really low
@@andrewtaylor3167I agree but every other video is Florida is collapsing, if it was it would be net negative and not positive. Florida isn’t booming but I would not use the term crashing…
This list doesn't make any sense, why would you compare ratio instead of actual number of people? Applying your methodology on a global level just 70 people moving to the smallest country would easily score top with 10% increase.
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You’re only talking about domestic migration which is misleading indicating you have some agenda. By the year 2100 Texas is projected to be the most populated state at 97 million, Florida 2nd at 63 million.
I would never live south and with the evident hotter, longer summers, the SW has water problems. North Carolina and Delaware are the only two that sound attractive to me.
If Nevada had a different Federal lands policy, the population growth would have been higher. Las Vegas didn’t have a true recovery from the financial crisis.
The people migrating to DE are coming from PA, NJ, and NY. They are tax refugees that started migrating down here after Hurricane Sandy damaged the Jersey shore. I live in an area that is popular and I get calls from realtors all the time asking if I'm thinking about selling. 😂😂😂 the property tax isn't too bad either.
You nailed it, moved to a different state 3 months ago... gotta go where it's affordable... reduced my rent by $1000 just by moving states. The average person can't afford most of these homes.....especially those of us who aren't married and live alone... those expensive cities are nice if you are DINKs or have a group of friends to split rent but your average hard working person can't afford crazy prices.
I'm not surprised and at the same time; isn't it ironic to see the quintessentially less desirable States blowing up? What happens when these states hit the migration high just like the others before.
Nevada is a tourist state, it's no wonder people left during the 2008 crash and covid. No one was coming to spend money so everyone got fired in Nevada and everyone had to leave Nevada to look for a new job.
AS far as here in Northwest Arkansas, you forgot Tyson home office in Springdale and JB Hunt home office in Lowell. Those 2 are between the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and Wal-Mart home office in Bentonville.
North Carolina is going to be underwater in the future. Hell, western NC and East Tennessee almost got washed away this year because of a tropical storm. The low country on all these coastal states is going to be underwater in a few decades. Take a boat if you go.
Now, you have very high interest rates, so even a $375,000 home is now a LOT more! This alone, Not considering some BASIC economic recession, you could easily LOSE a lot of money!
You probably shouldn't advertise this. It just makes everything more expensive when HOARDS of people flock to these states . It makes things WORSE for the locals
It's no wonder South Carolina came in first. Some real estate guy in S.C. kept making UA-cam videos saying that South Carolina is better than Florida. So naturally, people flocked to South Carolina.
South Carolina IS better than Florida which is no longer a good deal. Too many people, traffic is awful, worsening storms, sky high home insurance, and increased home prices. Florida is no longer a deal. So now we have “halfbacks” moving halfway back up the coast to the Carolinas. Glad I got in and got my piece before home prices get totally out of control in SC like they already have in NC!
@@AzucarRay I know SC have had some terrible floods lately, but yes, Fla. has become too expensive, and a lot of the jobs do not pay enough to cover all living expenses.
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Some big shifts on the migration charts entering 2025.
Florida and Texas --> knocked off the list.
Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina --> rising fast.
Idaho, Arizona, Montana --> holding.
This data comes from the US Census Bureau and measures the Domestic Migration Rate into each state in 2024. This data was just released and show the net flow of Americans into the state. The general trend is a big drop off from the heights of the pandemic for most of these areas. So while they're in the top 10, it's less impressive than it was several years ago. The result is a slowdown in some local housing markets as a result.
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Nick, what do you think about ND?
Moved to Arkansas from San Diego(native), I don't EVER want to move back. So many NICE people, low living expenses (gas, electricity, tax) and natural beauty. And 4 seasons are actually nice.
People are chasing affordable homes because investors destroyed the family home market by purchasing 40%-60% during the pandemic and they continue to buy. Where the people go, these investors move in and again ruin it for everyone. The gov needs to stop the investors.
investors play much less of a role than people think they do. are there certain scenarios where they can make things worse? most definitely, but the main problem is the housing shortage. when there isnt enough housing, thats when you see people paying for a home for over $100k over asking price and thats how prices gets so crazy so quickly.
States need to push a ban on Chinese investors buying land and property. They are the largest majority buying up US homes and land. And funny enough, US citizens can't buy land or homes in China. Everyone needs to be pressuring their congressman (Dem or Rep) on this issue!
Florida has plenty of inventory and yet people are leaving so I don’t buy it. Investors are in fact the issue and I can’t believe how much people (likely investors) try and down play it. They are as bad as the insurance companies. They follow us everywhere we go. Leave us poor working class Americans alone we don’t have any money for you.
Investors are the ones that will be taking future losses. I say let them buy but no bailouts.
@ECUCHRIS904 Yeah, Phoenix is like 20% investors, and they'll be the first to cut and run crashing the market.
Before moving ANYWHERE, ALWAYS check the crime rates, the demographics, and proprty taxes. Always check if you can get home owner insurance AND HOW MUCH THAT WILL COST. Also, check the politcal leanings to make sure they align with your values and beliefs. And check to make sure they're not a sanctuary state or city!
I think the one data point Nick is missing is crime.
Well that's simple because almost everyone has seen the crime map of the country which is almost exactly the same as the diversity map so the upper Midwest and Rocky Mountain region is the only good option.
@@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST I wish! Colorado is a sanctuary STATE so we're full of invaders. I'm waiting to see what happens after the great deportation starts. Currently planning on leaving Colorado but willing to wait a year or 2 to see if the liberals lose control over our government and sanity rules once again.
@@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST Colorado is a sanctuary STATE so we're overrun with foreign "dreamers". They're everywhere 😡
I was with you until you said, "check the political leanings"
The media tries to make that more significant than it really is.
It should only matter if you qualify for things like Medicaid and Food Stamps.
Honestly, Arkansas would have higher numbers if it weren't for the stigma that has surrounded the state for a long time. If you would have told me a few years ago I would be living in Arkansas I would have told you you're crazy, but I didn't know anything about the state other than the stereotypes you hear. But after moving to Northwest Arkansas a year ago, I'm sad I didn't move here earlier. We absolutely love it here. The cost of living is good, even in Northwest Arkansas where it's generally more expensive than the rest of the state. The weather is sooo much better than what I grew up with in Northern Ohio. The people are generally nice and welcoming. Arkansas definitely lives up to its name as the Natural State. It's absolutely beautiful and I'll never get tired of walking out my door and seeing the Ozark mountains in the background.
Yes very good point also it will kill the tax base! Property with no house on it is hardly taxed
I’m in the Ozarks in Alton Missouri and my detail shop is in West Plains Mo. Grew up and lived in St. Louis until I moved down here in 2014. It’s beautiful down here and cost of living is very low. Welcome to the Ozarks!
Be careful about giving your hidden gem a glowing review. You can soon find mass migrations there and your once beautiful oasis become an overpriced nightmare. I migrated to a wonderful place that’s been off the map for most Americans….and I’m not advertising it at all!!!!!
. That would be..n.c.?
Arkansas is a bridge too far culturally for most folks, and the NW part of the state has had a high growth rate for 30 years so no worries on the "word getting out." For example, Arkansas ranks something like 48th amongst states in Public Safety.@@nickolaslewis4416
10 Arizona
9 Montana
8 Arkansas
7 Alabama
6 Nevada
5 Tennessee
4 North Carolina
3 Delaware
2 Idaho
1 South Carolina
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Basically, people are looking for freedom & opportunity with nice weather that they can still afford.
Aka the American dream.
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Which means you will see Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, and West Virginia be the next states on the list.
Meanwhile virtually all mountain and bread basket areas in the u.s. will increase prices faster than ALL other areas for the same reasons.
All red states
@@michellefoulkes3766 Nevada and Arizona are not red states. Nevada have more democrats than republicans and Arizona is more purple going towards blue and North Carolina has a democrat governor. Delaware is blue as blue can be.
A lot of people who moved away from their home state while young for work, are now older and moving back to be closer to family.
I wonder what effect the fires in Los Angeles are having on the median home value, relocation rates, etc. It will be interesting to see that in a couple of months...
I wish Missouri would just cut off any immigration from the Peoples Demokratik Republik of Kalifornia, we don't want them here.
Probably push them even higher crazily enough. Reports are a lot of new buyers looking in cali now. Probably because their house burnt down. Somehow, they still want to live in the same place.
Their jobs are in California, hopefully they will stay there
@annettehansen6329 I'm sure some will stay and some will leave. After this a lot of jobs won't be around either.
Great Question. I believe most will go to Idaho or Colorado.
I was waiting for my state (SC) like there’s no way sc didn’t make this list. I’m here to tell you that it’s noticebly getting populated fast solely due to pricing/affordability. Half a million dollar house in Texas is a quarter mill here to say the least. Road work is underway in order to keep up. Great vids btw!
Great video! Thank you 🎉
Idaho here 👋🏻
If remote workers are called back
Idaho will go negative
That’s all that’s here
It’s expensive now and people don’t realize that
Sure if your move from California. You’ll think it’s cheap but it is expensive
It's still less expensive than California. I'm in Nevada. It's not good for the locals here, but compared to California, they move here too.
The mass relocation of remote workers is screwing up local economies. They are driving up home prices to ridiculous rates that the local wages can not keep up with. We need some kind of check on this. They aren't bringing in the businesses with them that can pay higher wages.
Boo hoo
@@sues3218 its not the people’s fault, I live in California and its too expensive. People are struggling in cali, the people you want to be upset with is the government! ]
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I live in Tucson. It feels like everybody that moved to Arizona these past couple years all take the same route as me to work.
These are miniscule numbers of people moving to these states.
Now that the pandemic is over, very few people are moving anymore.
Huge regret moving to Idaho during the pandemic. Prices are like California now for half the quality. We are looking to leave asap
I'll trade you.
Prices are like California in Idaho because of California migration, same as prices in Arizona
@ I’m aware.
Sounds like you're still in planet earth, called inflation.
@@abel4776 Yup, and just like markets it’s unique in each place and much higher in some places than others. Hope that helps
Great video! It would be even better with an analysis of the Hawaii real estate market-such an interesting and promising region!
That's right my motto , live within your means!
Del. A lot of retirees from NYC are going there because of taxes and they don't want FL heat and are closer to family back in NY. and NJ.
And it's the Mid-Atlantic not the south. Pretty much all Jersey and NY coming in these days.
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I can tell you why people are moving out of the state of Arizona.
(1) The cost of living
(2) State of Arizona as more immigrants from Mexico and overseas
(3) The rent is higher
(4) The health care is not the good
(5) There are more homeless people living on the streets.
(6) The prices of groceries are sky high
(7) The State of Arizona is coming to Mexico.
(8) State of Arizona health insurance is not good,
I can list more about why people are moving out of the state of Arizona.
STOP MOVING TO ARIZONA. THERE IS NO RENT INCREASE CAP PLUS IT'S NOOOOT AS CHEAP AS YOU THINK!! IT'S HOT 8 MONTHS OUT OF 12 AND REMEMBER ITS DRY HEAT .
I retired in late 2024 and relocated from the DC metro area to SC where homes are affordable with some of the lowest property taxes in the entire country. Income taxes aren’t at the absolute low end, but there are plenty of other states with much higher income taxes than SC. However, I have found the vehicle taxes in this state to be high, and if you bring a car in from out of state, then you will pay a one-time $500 “infrastructure fee” for the privilege. But the relatively low housing costs make it all worth it to me. I paid a fraction of the cost of what I would have had to pay for the same kind of property in the DC metro area.
Thank you for the informative video! There’s so much valuable information that really helps to understand the topic. I was wondering, why don’t you have any videos analyzing real estate in Hawaii? It seems like a fascinating and promising region, and it would be great to hear your insights about its unique features and opportunities.
Even though,Puerto Rico is not a state, is getting very crowded specially around the beach towns by Americans on Retirement pensions.
Hello, folks should transfer to Douglas, Ga region rural area the landscape view is impressive for folks to purchase a house here it affordable and eco-friendly not high traffic jam here which is good because most high traffic jam cause car accident. Inflation is increase in Douglas, Ga there is more restaurant, and store still finding a spot to be position for customer shopping. Douglas, Ga is a great way for folks open their business here, and improve the landscape view. Even you think the house is old or dull house can be revamp and you can form a new idea to make it exciting and amusement like game changer.
Being a life time Floridian I'm stoked... Go somewhere else!!! 😎
Most moving are nearing retirement and are looking for affordable living for their retirement. Many Tennessee areas are becoming less affordable for houses, especially around Nashville.
We had our hottest summer ever last year in Arizona. Not surprised people aren't moving here as much. I'm already thinking about needing a second home for the summers.
It sucks when you get a mass influx of people into an area in a short period of time, especially if they are remote workers and getting paid way more than local wages. All it does is drive up the cost of homes and then prices out the locals. We need to address this remote working situation. They are getting paid way more than the locals are and it puts everything out of balance. It happened to my state of Idaho. It is a problem when home prices more than double in two years time. This isn't hard to handle when you are getting paid the same higher wages from the state you moved out of and sold your house for a bigger profit, thus making it easier to buy in the state you are moving to. You can afford to outbid the locals there, and that is really messing with our local state economies. It isn't good in the long term. We need to make some kind of laws to put a cap on this. Investors buying in mass is also really messing up the balance. We need some kind of check and balance on this because we are making it harder and harder for future generations to own their own home. This greed has got to stop.
SC really surprised me. I lived there for several years and I can tell you that state is a messed up shithole. The job market is really bad, pay is low, rent is very expensive, and taxes are high. And good luck getting access to healthcare. I left in 2020 and will never go back.
People are just desperate and seeking that holy grail of affordable and cool like LA and NYC. I think most people will regret the relocation they did in the past 5 years and possibly move back. I'm hearing a lot of that about NYC. I don't blame the people either it's a good idea but these places just aren't that great especially if they're used to actually great worldly cities.
Dang. My nephew is 25 and got married and started his family in SC near goose creek. Got lucky landing a job in Boeing but who knows how long that will last. They used to live in CA but of course they wanted to have a house now so they left to buy the dream elsewhere. Honestly Idk how their doing with their bills and new baby.
What state did you move to?
@suzannetran4492 Massachusetts. I got a job offer that was too good to pass up.
I was stationed in SC for a couple of years and thought it was an armpit. There are probably nice areas though.
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Nashville has grown since I have been here 4 years ago. The cost of living has increased.
Nashville now is overrated and overpriced with rising crime and traffic. You can thank a cali lo cust
I can’t afford to live anywhere so there’s no sense watching the entire video. In the US country wide inflation is so high on the rise and the wages have stayed stagnant that there is no affordable living anywhere in 2019 I went from living in San Diego, California with the rent of $1640 With my second apartment in Mason, Ohio for $1170 then my third and last studio apartment in Miami, Florida in 2021 to living in my car after losing everything when you try to find a place to live, they want 3.5 times the annual income there is a lot of wage discrimination when it comes to renting, and overall if no one can afford to live on $13 an hour let alone $20 in most areas than there is something broke I mean really how is it that there is no affordable living anywhere? And they build all these new houses apartments and businesses all the time but yet nothing is affordable anywhere. I am beginning to think that we are overpopulated and we don’t have enough homes.
Cross the border and re-cross and tell border patrol you're from a 3rd world dump. You'll get free housing and $2000 a month on a pre-paid card!
NOT population, but devaluation of dollar makes everything harder to attain. Blaming population is a globalist agenda for depopulation.
I'm waiting for the bottom 10 states for growth that may be affordable to live in the distant future
yes, thats what a housing shortage is.
@ well here’s the thing if you say that it’s overpopulated it gets very controversial with people especially those two religion like Christianity and will tell you how it’s not overpopulated that it’s greedy people and that there’s enough land for everyone and all that stuff but like I just said they build new houses they build new property. They build new land all the time changing the climateand people are still buying these homes. The second they are listed and I will say that again every house and apartment they build people are moving into them if that ain’t overpopulation then what is.
Could you do more videos where you walk around and trash-talk homes and businesses?
Especially in LA after they get the fire situation under control.
😂
LMAO
I'm glad the population growth is slowed way down in Florida. The traffic is getting unbearable. Housing is jacked up about 3x what it should be.
Too many people are still coming to FL and all they do is complain that the pizza and bagels suck and gun law aren't strict enough. Ugh, just shut it and hop on the highway back north
Great last thing we need is more people moving here to North Carolina.
i will be moving there soon now
I had to leave. The coastal areas are all full.
Utah as well, tired of Washingtonians coming here
The Alabama house only 360k. Only 360k. Wow, even the most affordable places are unaffordable
yes, realtor here....housing costs have skyrocketed here. the "affordable" areas/zip codes here....yah, wouldnt move there if you paid me.
Why did you leave Tennessee?
The tornadoes and humidity drive many people away
Tornados, tropical storms,flooding, and snow. Nashville has probably the worst weather but it looks geographically like it might be the best.
Is this a state by state migration % growth or where are people moving to list?
Because if we’re looking for where are people moving to than Using percentages shifts per state VS number of actual people makes no sense as far as „where people are moving to” .
If 8k people moved to Delaware and 64k moved to Florida than why is Florida not even on this list yet Delaware is ranked 3rd
After seeing the title and just the rankings I would walk away thinking waw Americans are really moving to Delaware . In reality 8k people moved there and it doesn’t even belong on the list of top 10 states of where people are moving to, see my point 😅
Much love, always love the content !
100% agree I'd like to see them ranked with actual numbers and not % also.
Thank you Nick!
What many people don't understand, if your home price and interest rates directly contribute to how long you have to work.
Right now many of these areas are like 2X the monthly cost from several years back. So now I need to work like 60 years instead of 30 to afford the same standard of living? Not worth it. And people are slowly starting to come to terms with this reality.
Hop to it!
I'm surprised I didn't see the Palisades on the list. 😂😂
What is the growth rate for illegal migration?
Look for vegetable farming and booming construction areas.
And high crime
Well, old Joe let 10 million come in.
House prices are still way way too high everywhere!
Stay out of Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina. They are over capacity!! The natives are having a really hard time and can't afford to live there. The people that made these states nice, safe and enjoyable places to VISIT!!
Why don’t you cover Hawaii in your content?
Do you plan to discuss Hawaii in the future?
Is there a specific reason why you avoid talking about Hawaii?
South Carolina has one of the highest state income tax rates in the country.
Don't move here
NO IT DOES NOT
@ Really, 7%? Where is it higher?
7%
Gladly leaving the Las Vegas area! The population increase and development over the last 25 years has destroyed the quality of life. Happy to see my new state isn't on the radar. :)
Las Vegas is kinda ugly to me. The trees are all scrubs
You’ll never see a video about New Jersey. To expensive to move here
Yes -- HOWEVER, one of the safest states to live in regarding avoiding the brunt of these horrid storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and fires apparently related to climate change.
The craziest thing about this is that I haven't watched this channel in over 2 years and the content is exactly the same. I'm not saying a crash is or isn't coming. I'm saying that a broken clock is right twice a day.
Good point. I think most of his viewership prefers to hear negative outlook on housing. Which is unfortunate because a lot of these people aren't buying homes and they are missing out on appreciation and tax benefits
The content stayed the same because the same people were in charge 2 years ago. The economy is and has been in trouble for 4 years
Wilmington and Northern Delaware is basically functionally an extension of Philadelphia and north eastern Maryland basically Elkton Maryland is also in the greater Philadelphia area for this reason. It is very easy for people in New Jersey and the Philadelphia area to feel comfortable to retire and Delaware because culturally it’s an extension of where they live And experience in life the Baltimore and Washington DC area southern Delaware very popular place for people to retire. I already have high school classmates and I mean 30 of them who move there and Ocean City Maryland area.
This guy can't be trusted with data. Home prices have increased 18% since 2021 and he's made 200 videos since then stating that home prices are crashing.
They are in coming down slowly in Florida. Statistically the average person can't afford a decent home though.
NC ? Ha , You obviously did the video before the hurricane
The % growth rate without considering the base population isn't really the best metric IMO. And, I'd add migration is really about specific areas/metros/cities within states that have both high migration and decaying parts of them.
How do you account for seasonal migration? Especially among the sun-belt.
Are you going to do a video on the housing market in NC? Charlotte….
Do you have stats on the top 10 that retirees a moving to? Is that different from this list.
Something isn’t right about the number for Nevada, but most of the people here done change over their licences or registration so the records probably won’t show the massive flood of people over the last three years
People are moving to Indiana from California in droves
Does this dataset include immigrants? Any movement under 100k sounds like a rounding error at a border entry at this point.
In South East Florida every Home Depot's moving supply department was moved to the front and was increased in size. People are moving out.
The cost of living jumped very high very quickly, and businesses can't keep up with wages.
Personally I am moving out of country until US will stabilize.
where to?
Alabama taxes Groceries at 10%. :(.......Food Taxes !:(
Idaho is a popular place for people who are of social conservative that to escape from the Seattle Washington area and another place for Californians to relocate for the same reason, Idaho, Montana, and if they can find places, Wyoming and Utah, and I’ll Arizona
Migration to other states isn’t good, it increases the cost of living.
Yes and they turn it into the place they left!!
If you base it on people and not percentage, Florida and Texas still on top, easy to skew data.
If you drill down in his data he gives you the actual number. Just click on Population and not Population Growth.
Yeah big thumbs down this is a worthless video.
If switching to net numbers, seven of the states would still be on the top 10 list. It'd drop Delaware, Montana and Arkansas for Georgia, Florida and Texas. But even then Texas would barely ahead of North Carolina, Florida just behind South Carolina and Georgia just behind Alabama.
Texas 85K
North Carolina 82K
South Carolina 68K
Florida 64K
Tennessee 48K
Arizona 35K
Alabama 26K
Georgia 25K
Nevada 17K
Idaho 16K
...
12 Arkansas 13K
14 Delaware 8K
18 Montana 5K
The numbers overall were really, really low
@@andrewtaylor3167I agree but every other video is Florida is collapsing, if it was it would be net negative and not positive. Florida isn’t booming but I would not use the term crashing…
Can make one video nice weather to living ??🤔
People cant afford to live in the best weather in the country, CA.
@@humbertovazquez3733Those firestorms sure do look like fun. Sincerely, Florida
NY State outside of NYC area is affordable and should attract more
yeah i lived in iowa and im moving to ny
might be useful to know how the population movement has affect prices...
This list doesn't make any sense, why would you compare ratio instead of actual number of people? Applying your methodology on a global level just 70 people moving to the smallest country would easily score top with 10% increase.
Using percentage rather than actual numbers is absurd.
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You’re only talking about domestic migration which is misleading indicating you have some agenda.
By the year 2100 Texas is projected to be the most populated state at 97 million, Florida 2nd at 63 million.
Montana is over populated right now... you guys can leave now.
I would never live south and with the evident hotter, longer summers, the SW has water problems. North Carolina and Delaware are the only two that sound attractive to me.
If Nevada had a different Federal lands policy, the population growth would have been higher.
Las Vegas didn’t have a true recovery from the financial crisis.
Weather in Nevada is horrible all year round.
@ Very few perfect days sure.
However lack of the other problems seen in other states such as disasters/storms.
You have to be able to handle the heat in NV. Weeks with over 100 every day. Sure it's a dry heat, but so is an oven.
@ where else has a better climate?
Tennessee's not a warm weather state it just had a big ice storm
So Texas was #1 in total migration (+85k), just ahead of North Carolina (83k)
Why the South atlantic? It's hurricane territory! Cost of living is quite low, with the exception of Florida. Which is hurricane capital!
The people migrating to DE are coming from PA, NJ, and NY. They are tax refugees that started migrating down here after Hurricane Sandy damaged the Jersey shore. I live in an area that is popular and I get calls from realtors all the time asking if I'm thinking about selling. 😂😂😂 the property tax isn't too bad either.
I live in NC and the prices in Charlotte are priced ridiculously.
I live in the northern part of Idaho. I can definitely confirm the mass migration here since 2020.
Idaho still tiny😂😂😂
@ yeah and that’s a good thing.
You nailed it, moved to a different state 3 months ago... gotta go where it's affordable... reduced my rent by $1000 just by moving states. The average person can't afford most of these homes.....especially those of us who aren't married and live alone... those expensive cities are nice if you are DINKs or have a group of friends to split rent but your average hard working person can't afford crazy prices.
Fastest growing and most moved to are different things.
Arkansas and Louisiana are not the southwest! They are the southeast
They are neither southeast nor southwest. They are in the Deep South!
I'm not surprised and at the same time; isn't it ironic to see the quintessentially less desirable States blowing up? What happens when these states hit the migration high just like the others before.
Nevada is a tourist state, it's no wonder people left during the 2008 crash and covid. No one was coming to spend money so everyone got fired in Nevada and everyone had to leave Nevada to look for a new job.
Percentage growth dont tell the real story. Florida is crowded AF
AS far as here in Northwest Arkansas, you forgot Tyson home office in Springdale and JB Hunt home office in Lowell. Those 2 are between the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and Wal-Mart home office in Bentonville.
Not to mention that if a company sells a product at Walmart they have a office close to Walmarts home office
North Carolina is going to be underwater in the future. Hell, western NC and East Tennessee almost got washed away this year because of a tropical storm. The low country on all these coastal states is going to be underwater in a few decades. Take a boat if you go.
Few decades 😂. I was 20 once too.
Greetings from Arkansas. My family has been here since the 1840’s, and I would not live anywhere else.
Half of the state has no cellular phone service. It’s not safe to live there.
People quit moving to East Tennessee. We are full and in a housing crisis.
The guy must love his own voice.
Housing prices around Boise are the 2x the price of rural NorCal. 😂
Now, you have very high interest rates, so even a $375,000 home is now a LOT more! This alone, Not considering some BASIC economic recession, you could easily LOSE a lot of money!
You probably shouldn't advertise this. It just makes everything more expensive when HOARDS of people flock to these states . It makes things WORSE for the locals
It's no wonder South Carolina came in first. Some real estate guy in S.C. kept making UA-cam videos saying that South Carolina is better than Florida. So naturally, people flocked to South Carolina.
South Carolina IS better than Florida which is no longer a good deal. Too many people, traffic is awful, worsening storms, sky high home insurance, and increased home prices. Florida is no longer a deal. So now we have “halfbacks” moving halfway back up the coast to the Carolinas. Glad I got in and got my piece before home prices get totally out of control in SC like they already have in NC!
@@AzucarRay I know SC have had some terrible floods lately, but yes, Fla. has become too expensive, and a lot of the jobs do not pay enough to cover all living expenses.
With school taxes up $200 annually we will be leaving NYS upon retirement. Insanity
This list is SOOO confusing.
YES , Pls start telling sellers to stop doubling the price- it’s a fake number!
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What states did they move FROM? Ex : % moved “from” Cali to South Carolina and so on since pandemic
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