People move for a number of reasons. Whether it's because they need more storage, better schools, a shorter commute, or a bigger kitchen, there's no shortage of factors that might have someone looking for a new place to live. But, when it comes to moving out of state, the list narrows quite a bit. In fact, out-of-state movers have two primary motivations: Retirement and work. Because of this, it's not that difficult to predict the states that see the most inbound migration. It's no surprise, for example, to see states like Florida, South Carolina, and Arizona on United Van Lines' recently released National Movers Study – which tracks where and why people move. Naturally, retirement destinations are popular
choices, especially since baby boomers were the most likely generation to move out of state. But some choices were less obvious. Would you have guessed that the Northwest would occupy three of the top five states Americans are moving to? Maybe not, but Idaho and Oregon took first and second place on this year's list. On the flip side, the states that see the most residents leaving included places like New Jersey, Illinois, New York, Connecticut, and North Dakota. Another area that gets people from other states is in Eastern, NC. This area has military bases which brings in a lot of people and there is the coast. Anytime there is water, you are going to have people moving in. This is probably mostly retirees looking to get close to the water and the ocean. Eastern, NC, has been able to continue to build many new homes in many different sizes and price ranges making it possible for many people to buy a home when coming to this area. To see some of the homes available go to: https://www.firstcarolina.com/listings/ or join social media at: https://www.facebook.com/fcrhavelock/?notif_t=page_admin. More here.
