I am a domestic migrant to Houston, moving from Iowa in 1998 to accept a job. Houston is often misunderstood. It is further east and south than many people assume. We are a major seaport city and immigrants have come through the Port of Houston for generations. We have one of the largest medical centers in the world. We are growing in population at a rate of about a million people per decade.
In FL what percentage of domestic migration on the MSA level is in state moving?
Detailed breakdown by migration type:
MIGRATE1=2 (Moved within state): 20,905 (72.3%)
MIGRATE1=3 (Moved between states): 6,398 (22.1%)
MIGRATE1=4 (Abroad one year ago): 1,600 (5.5%)
Top 5 metros by migration type (percentage basis):
*****Top 5 metros for Abroad one year ago:
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL: 9.3% (588 movers)
Naples-Immokalee-Marco Island, FL: 9.0% (44 movers)
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL: 7.4% (335 movers)
Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FL: 6.4% (64 movers)
Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FL: 6.4% (47 movers)
*****Top 5 metros for Moved between states:
Punta Gorda, FL: 40.7% (83 movers)
Pensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent, FL: 35.0% (348 movers)
Panama City, FL: 34.3% (95 movers)
Naples-Immokalee-Marco Island, FL: 33.4% (163 movers)
Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FL: 33.0% (332 movers)
*****Top 5 metros for Moved within state:
Not in identifiable area: 86.4% (2,708 movers)
Gainesville, FL: 84.0% (665 movers)
Port St. Lucie, FL: 77.5% (396 movers)
Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL: 76.4% (2,313 movers)
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL: 73.4% (4,647 movers)
You could do a whole post on this
Good question! I'd have to check...
Will Florida become a blue state?
Anyone who moves to Florida deserves it.
I am a domestic migrant to Houston, moving from Iowa in 1998 to accept a job. Houston is often misunderstood. It is further east and south than many people assume. We are a major seaport city and immigrants have come through the Port of Houston for generations. We have one of the largest medical centers in the world. We are growing in population at a rate of about a million people per decade.
Really interesting. Thank you Richard!