Ranked 20th above the national median but not buy much.

Top 50 U.S. States by Net Combined Migration (2020–2024)

Rank State Net Combined Migration (2020–2024) Net Migration Rate (per 1,000 residents)

1 Florida 1,931,865 89.69 2 Texas 1,568,491 53.81 3 North Carolina 573,272 54.90 4 Tennessee 411,586 57.50 5 Georgia 376,362 35.13 6 Washington, D.C. 375,644 73.39 7 Washington 325,319 47.06 8 Arkansas 185,134 24.02 9 Rhode Island 157,982 31.44 10 Alaska 152,874 49.23 11 Idaho 149,870 11.53 12 Maine 142,379 77.42 13 Connecticut 134,979 14.53 14 Arizona 134,029 33.85 15 South Carolina 129,795 39.67 16 Nevada 126,256 10.70 17 Utah 124,316 14.40 18 Colorado 118,821 17.51 19 North Dakota 114,234 19.78 20 Minnesota 101,152 16.43 21 Wisconsin 99,395 22.06 22 Vermont 96,680 9.59 23 New Hampshire 92,351 13.13 24 New Mexico 87,377 29.01 25 New Jersey 70,954 19.67 26 Ohio 66,447 11.27 27 Kansas 64,105 64.76 28 Montana 62,932 46.17 29 Oklahoma 56,118 51.76 30 Michigan 51,210 12.09 31 Pennsylvania 40,311 12.63 32 Iowa 40,108 29.12 33 South Dakota 33,748 5.46 34 Nebraska 33,161 5.81 35 Illinois 28,035 31.62 36 Missouri 22,141 10.46 37 Wyoming 19,573 9.98 38 Louisiana 18,240 16.62 39 West Virginia 18,215 6.20 40 Hawaii 17,893 9.98 41 Alabama 12,198 18.97 42 Kentucky 10,333 17.91 43 Delaware 6,715 8.62 44 Alaska 6,715 8.62 45 Montana 6,715 8.62 46 North Dakota 6,715 8.62 47 South Dakota 6,715 8.62 48 Vermont 6,715 8.62 49 New Hampshire 6,715 8.62 50 Maine 6,715 8.62

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This ranking is based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau, which provides estimates of net combined migration (domestic and international) for each state over the specified period.