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Connecticut Migration

Connecticut lost a net 5.7K households in moves between states in the latest IRS data: 48.0K moved in and 53.6K moved out. The most arrivals came from New York, and the most leavers went to New York.

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Net flow
-5.7K
households
Total inbound
48.0K
households moving in
Total outbound
53.6K
households moving out
Income insight
$111K / $108K
Arrivals avg $111K vs Leavers avg $108K · Attracting higher earners
Net people (Census)
-5.7K
82.0K in · 87.7K out · consistent with IRS

Where People Come From

Top 10 states sending residents to Connecticut.

Households arriving, by origin state

#Origin stateHouseholdsAvg AGI
1New York15.5K$155K
2Massachusetts6.0K$87K
3Florida4.5K$89K
4New Jersey2.2K$131K
5California2.1K$114K
6Rhode Island1.8K$71K
7Pennsylvania1.5K$82K
8Texas1.4K$109K
9North Carolina1.1K$75K
10Virginia1.1K$89K

Where People Leave To

Top 10 states that Connecticut residents move to.

Households leaving, by destination state

#Destination stateHouseholdsAvg AGI
1New York10.5K$115K
2Florida7.7K$158K
3Massachusetts6.5K$86K
4California2.5K$123K
5North Carolina2.4K$93K
6Texas2.2K$109K
7New Jersey2.1K$112K
8Pennsylvania1.8K$85K
9South Carolina1.7K$112K
10Virginia1.5K$88K

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are people moving to Connecticut from?

The top state sending residents to Connecticut is New York with approximately 15.5K households. Other top origins include Massachusetts, Florida, New Jersey.

Where do people leaving Connecticut go?

Residents leaving Connecticut most commonly move to New York (approximately 10.5K households). Other popular destinations include Florida, Massachusetts, California.

Is Connecticut gaining or losing residents?

Connecticut is losing residents with a net outflow of approximately 5.7K households, per IRS tax-return data. Total inbound: 48.0K, total outbound: 53.6K. The Census Bureau's American Community Survey, which counts people rather than households, shows a net -5.7K people (82.0K in, 87.7K out, ±10.3K), consistent with the IRS direction.