2020 Migration Trends: U-Haul Ranks 50 States by Migration Growth

[LumRaiderFan]

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This is only U-Haul stats but found it interesting...will probably continue to trend this way.

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U-Haul customers made Texas and Florida their top two destinations from 2016-19. Texas had the largest net gain of one-way U-Haul trucks for three consecutive years before Florida flipped the order and became No. 1 last year. Texas is second for growth, and Florida third, for 2020.

 

California ranks last by a wide margin, supplanting Illinois as the state with the greatest net loss of U-Haul trucks. California has ranked 48th or lower since 2016. Illinois has been 49th or 50th since 2015, when U-Haul began ranking states based on annual net gain.

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2 hours ago, LumRaiderFan said:

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This is only U-Haul stats but found it interesting...will probably continue to trend this way.

From the article:

U-Haul customers made Texas and Florida their top two destinations from 2016-19. Texas had the largest net gain of one-way U-Haul trucks for three consecutive years before Florida flipped the order and became No. 1 last year. Texas is second for growth, and Florida third, for 2020.

 

California ranks last by a wide margin, supplanting Illinois as the state with the greatest net loss of U-Haul trucks. California has ranked 48th or lower since 2016. Illinois has been 49th or 50th since 2015, when U-Haul began ranking states based on annual net gain.

I’d leave Illinois to with the leaders they have.  Beetlejuice, the mayor of Chicago, is bat💩 crazy.  

[WOSdrummer99]

I have a friend that was making good money driving them back to California.

Also, a valuable life lesson, avoid U-haul trucks on the interstate like they're the plague. The trailers too. I saw one not long ago being pulled by an electric car, with Cali plates. Thankfully they stayed heading east to Louisiana.