Rankings · Place
Highest income of leavers by state
Average income of departing households.
This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.
Average adjusted gross income of the households that moved away. Neither direction is straightforwardly good: leavers earning more can mean people priced out or cashing out, and the figure says nothing about why they left.
- 1District of Columbia$117,226
- 2Massachusetts$110,864
- 3New Jersey$101,327
- 4California$100,397
- 5New York$99,412
- 6Connecticut$94,741
- 7Washington$92,005
- 8Illinois$91,318
- 9New Hampshire$85,873
- 10Colorado$82,027
- 11Maryland$79,633
- 12Virginia$79,310
- 13Rhode Island$79,163
- 14Pennsylvania$77,073
- 15Oregon$76,963
- 16Texas$76,329
- 17Nevada$75,612
- 18Delaware$74,163
- 19Minnesota$73,555
- 20Florida$71,952
- 21Utah$71,364
- 22Arizona$71,212
- 23Alaska$70,822
- 24Hawaii$70,594
- 25North Carolina$68,070
- 26Vermont$67,677
- 27Wisconsin$67,505
- 28Wyoming$66,874
- 29Georgia$66,345
- 30Ohio$66,322
- 31Tennessee$66,128
- 32Michigan$65,785
- 33Maine$64,914
- 34Nebraska$63,145
- 35Montana$63,045
- 36New Mexico$62,831
- 37North Dakota$62,731
- 38South Dakota$62,641
- 39South Carolina$62,530
- 40Indiana$61,692
- 41Kansas$61,646
- 42Missouri$61,610
- 43Idaho$61,228
- 44Iowa$60,949
- 45Alabama$60,118
- 46Kentucky$57,567
- 47Oklahoma$56,209
- 48Louisiana$54,962
- 49West Virginia$53,930
- 50Arkansas$53,077
- 51Mississippi$50,241
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