It’s no surprise that Americans who are still moving are moving to the Sun Belt.
Sun Belt = Preferred Destination of Movers in 2021
The truck rental company Penske recently released its annual Top Moving Destinations report. As it has for the last few years, cities within America’s Sun Belt region were the most popular destinations for 2021 movers.
Penske uses data from its one-way consumer rental reservations to compile its list of city favorites.
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America’s Top 10 Moving Destinations for 2021, according to Penske
- Houston TX
- Las Vegas NV
- Phoenix AZ
- Charlotte NC
- Denver CO
- San Antonio TX
- Dallas TX
- Orlando FL
- Austin TX
- Chicago IL
Movers chose two surprise favorite cities during 2021…Charlotte NC and Chicago. Charlotte hasn’t been ranked in the top ten list of mover favorite cities since 2017. Chicago hadn’t made this top ten cut since 2015.
U-Haul’s Annual Migration Trends Report Highlights Movers’ Favorite States
U-Haul, like Penske, ranks movers’ favorite states rather than metros on an annual basis by measuring its one-way consumer rental reservations. Take a look at movers’ favorite states, according to U-Haul:
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Florida
- Ohio
- Arizona
- Colorado
- Missouri
- Nevada
- North Carolina
- Georgia
Fewer People Moved in 2021
According to a March 2022 report from the US Census Bureau, there was an historic drop in mover rate during 2021. The Census Bureau’s report indicated that 8.4% of people moved to a different residence in 2021, down from 9.3% who moved during 2020.
This 8.4% is the lowest share of movers since the Census Bureau began collecting this data in 1948. The Bureau report stated, “In 2021, less than one-fifth (of movers) moved from one state to another, while more than half moved within the same county. This was also the case in 2017 through 2020.”
This latest Bureau report on moving also notes that due to international travel restrictions in place during 2021, there were fewer international movers. There were also fewer people moving for job-related purposes in 2021.
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Thanks to Penske, U-Haul and US Census Bureau.
