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How many people move to or leave Seattle each year? 
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22 Comments on How many people move to or leave Seattle each year?
Adrian,
You seem to always some new knowledge to pass on to the rest of us and I appreciate you sharing the IRS migration map tip. I will check it out and bookmark the page. I will suggest as this is an excellent tip..
Have a great day..
Those are interesting stats. Looks as if California is winning the population contest-big deal. :) I would prefer Seattle, rain and all.
Hi Barbara Jo- It is really beautiful lots of mountains and water and greenery.
Adrian, great post today and nice to see a migration map showing the inbound and outbound homeowners!
Hi Joan, yes I thought the map was pretty interesting.
This map really shows an insight into who's moving where. From the short time I had playing around with it, it looks like Seattle has a new resident for everyone that finally has had enough of the weather and bounced.
Adrian, thank you for pointing out where to find this data. It is something I had been curious about.
I would bet the trend is stronger about moving here than away. At least it's been that way in the past. Thanks for the post and congratulations on your feature!
Hi Mark, I found it to be extremely interesting, thanks for stopping by.
Hi Kerrie, I now know which areas I should be building marketing to for referrals. LOL.
Paul-Seattle's a great place to live, it really does have lots to offer....but the traffic.
Very interesting indeed. Thurston County's numbers are pretty high due to Joint-Base Lewis McChord as we have many military families who live in Thurston County instead of Pierce County.
Wow .. that is an amazing map!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! pippa
Wow, Adrian ... that interactive migration map is so cool! Interesting to know that 40 million Americans move every year. I had no idea.
Hi Francine, that makes total sense, we all know how often military families move.
Best,
Good morning Pippa, I thought it was very interesting, certainly gives you a good idea of where people are heading-to.
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Carie-Yeah, it's pretty mind blogging to think that 40m people relocate every year.
The power of Active Rain, every search engine placed this post in the top three results when I asked "how many people move to San Diego each year" and a couple of other similar quires. Never quite found the result, but I now have a topic for a post.
The power of Active Rain, every search engine placed this post in the top three results when I asked "how many people move to San Diego each year" and a couple of other similar quires. Never quite found the result, but I now have a topic for a post.
Rachell, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.