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| 3 Jul 2024 | |
| Written by AARP Alumni | |
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Older Americans are on the move, and they’re still making Florida their number-one stop.
More than 338,000 U.S. residents retired to a new home in 2023, a 44 percent jump from 2022 and the highest number in three years, according to a new report on migration trends from online moving-services marketplace Hire A Helper.
Where retirees are going to (and leaving from)
These five states drew the largest percentage of interstate moves by retirees in 2023:
Florida (11.1% of all inbound moves)
South Carolina (10%)
New Jersey (6%)
Texas (5.8%)
Washington (5.3%)
And these five were the most frequently exited:
California (18.3% of all outbound moves)
New York (11.4%)
Virginia (6.5%)
Ohio (4.9%)
Pennsylvania (4.8%)
Source: Hire A Helper, based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey and its Annual Social and Economic Supplements for 2023.
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