Insights
Where did Americans move to and from in 2019? Read our Annual National Movers Study and check out our interactive map here. For media inquiries, please email Eily_Cummings@unigroup.com and click the button below to download our 2019 Annual Movers Study Press Kit.
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2019 United Van Lines National Movers Study
See the results of United Van Lines’ 43rd Annual National Movers Study, which tracks customers’ state-to-state migration patterns over the past year, including the most popular moving destinations for 2019.
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2018 United Van Lines National Movers Study
View the results of United Van Lines’ 2018 Annual National Movers Study.
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2017 United Van Lines National Movers Study
View the results of United Van Lines’ 2017 Annual National Movers Study.
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2017 - Retirees Seek Adventure
Say goodbye to the stereotypical golf visors and beach chairs, because today retirement is more active and adventurous than ever.
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Top 3 Reasons People Moved in 2017
In 2017, moving for a new job was the most popular reason to move in U.S.
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Retirees Seeking Warmer Climates
Jan 4, 2016 - Leaving the Midwest? You’re not alone.
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Retirees Find Respite in the Rockies
Jan 4, 2016 – States in the Mountain West region of the United States are beginning to see an influx of retirees according to the United Van Lines 39th Annual
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Oregon Ranks as Top Destination
Jan 4, 2016 – Each year, more than 40 million Americans move to a new location.
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2016 United Van Lines National Movers Study
View the results of United Van Lines’ 2016 Annual National Movers Study.
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United National Movers Study
Jan 1, 2016 - For the third consecutive year, Oregon holds on to the Number 1 spot as “Top Moving Destination,” as Americans continue to pack up and head West and South.
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South Carolina Ranks #2 Among Moving Destinations in 2014
South Carolina earns the title "#2 Moving Destination” while the Northeast loses residents for the third consecutive year.
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