Massachusetts Once Again Makes “Most Moved FROM” States List for 2023
If this means less people in line ahead of you at Market Basket, are you really going to complain?! For the second year in a row, Massachusetts is left entering a new year scratching it’s head saying to itself, “where’s everybody going?”
Massachusetts is once again one of the Most Moved From states according to a new study. The study from United Van Lines craftily used it’s own vast data on moves to determine which states have the most people MOVING AWAY as opposed to MOVING TO and Massachusetts is on it’s short list of states where the most people are leaving as opposed to moving to.
The states seeing the biggest exoduses of it’s residents moving out of state are: New Jersey, Illinois, North Dakota, New York, Michigan, California, MASSACHUSETTS, and Kansas.
The states seeing the biggest growth (the most residents moving to the state as opposed to moving away) are VERMONT, Washington DC, South Carolina, Arkansas, RHODE ISLAND, North Carolina, South Dakota, Alabama, New Mexico, and West Virginia.
United Van Lines says that 56.6 percent of its Massachusetts customers moved out of the Bay State in 2023, as opposed to 43.4 percent of its customers who moved into the state.
Strange that while we shrink, our neighbors to the north and south (Vermont and Rhode Island) made the biggest growth and gains list. This was also the first time in more than a decade where the study’s findings list fewer than 10 “outbound” states.
If you’d like to submerge yourself in all the tasty moving here and fro data that United Van Lines just served up in their 47th Annual National Movers Study for 2023, CLICK HERE to check it all out. Also, please don’t move away. We’d miss you way too much.
So why are all these people leaving Massachusetts?! Some may say cost… others may say this might have something to do with it: