“Idaho held on to the top spot of ‘high inbound’ states for the second time since 2017, followed by Washington State.”
Some Highlights:
- Americans are on the move, and the most recent Atlas Van Lines Migration Patterns Survey tracked the 2019 traffic flow from state-to-state.
- Idaho held on to the top spot of ‘high inbound’ states for the second time since 2017, followed by Washington State.
- New York was the country’s outbound move leader in 2019, a designation it most recently held in 2014.
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