Arizona was the state with the highest percentage of inbound moves last year, according to a new report from Allied Van Lines. The Carolinas, Tennessee and Texas also made the list.
Aerial view of the northwest portion of the Tucson basin populated by enormous subdivisions in Marana, Pima County, Arizona."Those who could afford to relocate, moved south and settled along the Sunbelt, which offered stronger economic opportunities and a lower cost of living than the West Coast or Northeast," the company said. Notably, Allied Van Lines said that few major metro areas saw significant population growth, with most Americans moving to the suburbs.
The top inbound cities included Tucson, Arizona; Sarasota, Florida; Charlotte, North Carolina; Austin, Texas; and Nashville, Tennessee. New York City; Anaheim, California; San Diego, Chicago and Riverside; California were the top outbound cities. Work and family are still the biggest reasons for moving, although
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