Top 10 States EVERYONE is MOVING to in 2023 

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Yes I'm surprised that Alabama made this list and WV

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Can you do 10 reasons not to move to Tampa, Florida

I agree with this list with exception of one. Other research says about the same but west Virginia was rated #2 for residents leaving in tbe USA. Rest on the list research is showing similar results. Michigan will be on the list eventually. Grand Rapids city, Holland, Traverse city and Kalamazoo are growing especially Grand Rapids city which is rated number one for population growth. To many senior people move to Florida for the winter that makes the data look lower than it- they normally have two homes but calls Florida their residence for cheaper tax purposes.. . Michigan also have many seasonal workers from Texas and Florida that live in Michigan 9 months out of the year that's not counted too.

Surprised by Washington and Texas, not sure why lots of people would want to move to Arizona.

@@SleepParalysisDemon920 Well I certainly don't wanna move there because of it's insanely hot summers. As an African-American I like heat, but the heat there is just too much. I only visited AZ for 2 days back in 2020 for the purpose of meeting up with 2 individuals who live there. But I mentioned Arizona since Phoenix and its metro area is if I'm not mistaken America's most fastest growing city seeing how it's now the 5th most populated U.S city, and some are relocating to AZ for retirement.

North Carolina would have been 11. They all certainly have a lot of people moving in, just a lot of people moving out as well. I'd assume cost of living is too high for many locals - Similar to what I mentioned about Idaho

@@FromHeretoThere What about Texas?

And Utah or Colorado

I agree!

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None? All the major cities are obsessed with COVID culture, if you want cool stuff like that you need a mid sized or small city now

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Yea because NYers, Illinoisians, and Californians are all moving there

I think that’s just everywhere tbh

@@saad7896 Some states more than others. Not all states have an equal rate of living. Or else the entire country would be living in California, Florida or New York

I agree Florida sucks ass

@@jaynyce5923 or Texas.

I spent the night in a city in West Virginia while traveling once and I thought it was beautiful. I loved how hilly it was.

I know what you mean...I was born in Wheeling, however I was raised in Ohio.

JVille Sucks

Alabama surprised me as well

Same here that was a very big surprise as well..

So true

SOON!

Can’t wait! I love these lists.

Lets keep it that way

shhh don't make them think about it lmao

Most of the more severe illnesses happen to people because an upsetting event occurs in their lives taking them by surprise, unexpectedly, impacting first in the brain, then in the corresponding organ which that part of the brain controls. The end of WWI had absolutely everything to do with the Flu and lung TB outbreak that occurred killing millions. In nature, the biological conflict linked with a territorial fear (just what it means-a fear in your territory, your home, your community, etc.) is a widening of the bronchia (tissue loss). Your body attempts to widen your bronchia in order to allow more air into your lungs to give you more strength and energy to fight to keep your territory safe. Stay with me.......The biological conflict linked with a death fright impacts the lungs. The lungs attempt to grow larger in order to allow more air in because breath equals life, as we all know. No breath equals death. While you are in the fear or death fright conflict, you notice no symptoms of “disease”, except you have cold hands, cold feet, you can’t sleep, you awaken at 3 AM every night, you have little appetite. During the war, millions of people were in fear of the bombing of their homes and cities where the war was most active. Fearing for their lives, their loved ones in the war, their ability to survive. The food in the stores was sparse due to shortages. This lasted for 4 long years! The longer the conflict, the worse the healing phase. Within 2 weeks of the German Chancellor announcing the end of WWI, these millions of people ALL went into the healing phase all at the same time. It is during the healing phase that you experience symptoms of illness! What is the healing phase of the bronchia widening? Severe bronchitis, pneumonia. The body attempts to refill this lost tissue and you experience inflammation, fever, coughing, body aches, fatigue, etc. What is the healing phase of the extra lung tissue that grew? Decomposing of the tissue by TB bacteria and fungi. The symptoms of this healing phase are: severe coughing up of blood and tissue, fever, inflammation, severe mucous, body aches, fatigue. During this decomposing of the extra tissue (tumor), the body expels a lot of protein, and without replenishment, severe protein loss can result in death. Antibiotics did not exist yet. If TB bacteria does not exist in a person or they have been vaccinated against TB (big mistake), then the tumor will simply encapsulate and become dormant and not harm you. Who died during the Spanish Flu? Mainly the poor who could not afford to buy meat and proper nourishment, and the people who were directly impacted by the bombings and destruction of their homes. Millions of people suffered fear and death frights during the fighting of WWI, and millions of people all went into healing at the end of it. Not everyone was affected because not everyone suffered the same way. It’s not a “flu”, it’s not something you “catch”. It’s biological, meaningful, and unavoidable. One hundred years later, a Fear Campaign begins, using the media to spread it......

What part of Florida Snows?

@@xlprincess123567 The Panhandle. It snowed last January. It snowed up there for the past few years actually. Difference between North Florida snow and Northern States snow though is the Snow in the panhandle melts on the ground vs up north where you have 5-6-7 inches of snow on the ground.

But summers are intolerable in Tallahassee. I’m glad we moved.

@@xlprincess123567 there was 2 in of snow on the ground on I-10 going from Jacksonville to Tallahassee. I believe it was 19 96. They shut down the road for 28 hours Snow plow trucks had to come from Atlanta ✌️

Texas is the most moved to state by volume, but it’s percentage growth each year isn’t as large as most of the states on this list, since it has a much greater population than all of them.

@@lorenzodemedici6332 oh that’s cool, thanks

People are actually leaving too. I lived in Pueblo Colorado an crime was high there an people didn't seem very welcoming. I tried to give the city a chance but there were bigots on my job there an possibly racist people there.

Arnt ppl fleeing from california?

been looking to move outta the west before pandemic my city's crime rate index is a 7 out of 100 (being best) just checked around north of Denver is around 4 holy.... oh yeah and seattle is a 1... lmao the only places I wanted to go

Lol 😂

LOL to Rhode Island and Alabama. A LOT of people want to move to Idaho though

I want to move to Idaho

what? Idaho is one of the best states to live

@@johnperic6860 Rhode Island is another cramped New England state. It’d be a cool visit I guess if you’re new to that area. I lived in Massachusetts for many years and couldn’t wait to get out of that northeastern 50 million ppl in 3% of the countries land mass or whatever.

Five of my siblings live there.

Thinking of moving to Sioux Falls, what do you think of it there?

@@user-ek3ww1wq3i I live in a smaller town with a population of like 25,000 people but I’ve been to Sioux Falls a lot and it’s really nice.

@@user-ek3ww1wq3i my mom and siblings live there I hate the place. But I like a mid size city or bigger. If you are non white racism is there pretty heavy more so if you are native. It's a stab you while hugging you type racism. Not in your face. But if you're white, conservative, a country type, like fishing, and camping you will fit in well. It's just a fact of the community. It is what it is. My family is multi culture hence why we dont live there. I like diversity, lean left, trying different foods, being around different cultures. Its highly conservative so if you are liberal you will hate it. If you lean conservative or center you will love it. Most people move there from surrounding small towns. As for as seeing big name concerts or sports alot people drive to kc or the twin cities for the weekend. If you like country music Sioux Falls will get em along with major cities. Garth Brooks has family there and it was always a thing when people heard he was in town visting. Idk if its still a thing but it was like 10 yrs ago. So if you are a country music fan you won't have to go far for entertainment. Anything else you have to head 5 hrs. There are good jobs the re t is median avg with the US meaning what you pay in rent there is the same as what you may pay in a bigger city anywhere else in the nation. Crime is getting worse from what I hear but it is all over the nation. It used to be a yearly occurrence you might hear of a murder of shooting now it seems to be weekly I my mom said. But just like anywhere else if you aren't involved with crime your chances of being a victim if crime goes down significantly.

@@joemurray5506 stab while hug racism is everywhere, just different ways. like democrats who have a “help the minority” complex

Yes, I love Jersey

Born and raised in NJ. Jersey shore girl. Highest cost of living and taxed on everything. Horrendous traffic everywhere. Moved 33 years ago to Florida and have no desire to go NJ.

Thanks so much for always watching Darrius! Glad you find them informative!

@@FromHeretoThere no prob

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I moving to NWA in March 2023.

Thanks so much! And yeah, Vermont might not be the most popular destination, but once people move there, they don't leave haha

What an amazing story! I'm trying to imagine what that must be like, and what Tucson was like back then. But don't even think about Florida; in so many ways it would be a downgrade from where you're already at. The humidity is unbearable and the hurricanes and constant destructive storms really get old in a hurry. You should go there on vacation for a couple weeks to a month if you can afford to do so and see for yourself. You'll be grateful to finally make it back home. By the way, you said you were born in Pennsylvania? I was too, and although I've spent time elsewhere, 99% of my life I've lived in northeastern Pennsylvania (in or near Wilkes-Barre and Scranton), including at present. Where do I want to be? Santa Barbara California.😆😎

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Thanks so much :)

VT is incredible. i live in western Mass but i travel to VT pretty much weekly just cuz i love it so much.

Well, I can afford a $500K house and I am still going to be fleeing CO soon (Denver). It's in ruins now, covered in feces, needles and drug-addicted zombies. Can't walk anywhere, even in the daytime, as a small female.

WHERE ABOUTS IN VT. ARE YOU LOOKING TO MOVE TO? IAM A VERMONTER.

@@clestemanning6357 We'll probably buy a house in the Montpelier / Berlin / Northfield area. Also theres alot of beautiful well priced homes in Rutland but there seems to be a bad reputation for that town. Burlington is a bit out of our budget.

Shitty weather

Gets boring too

What is prompting your desire to move?

@@suprensa4393 politics. I lived in Boston and didn’t fit in.

@@suprensa4393 plus the western side is beautiful. It’s close to more beautiful states. And pheasant hunting is neat. Plus the cities there.. “cities”.. are rlly neat.

Would you be happy anywhere???

Actually, thank you for your honesty. I was thinking that Oregon is usually less discussed in so many videos as people flock to warmer states or states with no state taxes but I was definitely concerned about the increasing rent and house prices are realtors see this as an opportunity to take advantage of the migration. I'm a city gal but I do find scenic views of mountains and quality outdoor life amazing. But I actually wondered what would be some cons of Oregon so I'm happy you brought this up especially the school systems since I have a small child and would like to have more kids in the future. What areas would you recommend to live in which is diverse with a good school systems? Also, I work in healthcare but I know Oregon is known for non-healthcare hubs.

Hi do you live in Vermont? Just curious. After looking at many videos of different states, i think Vermont would be an option as it looks so clean. It definitely doesn't have a dirty feel like some states. I'm from NYC and it's dutty (not dirty lol). Like I'm so over the nasty environment, the crime, the high rents. I actually wanted to move more inland, towards the West but didn't want to be far from the fam. It would be cool to live in a warm state like FL or TX but as I watch the political climate, I can't help but to consider that into my moving as well. I'm also looking for diversity too; is Vermont diverse and how is the job market? And if you don't live in Vermont, definitely disregard🤣

and those poor Idaho natives have to move out cause people like you are driving prices up. Plus you're turning the place blue.

@@skurinski ID will never be blue. Fixing zoning laws and building more housing is the solution for rising prices

@@skurinski yeah no idaho will never be a blue state

@@skurinski we need less red states

@lucien angel yes I would much rather blue state than red state. Red state is leading America to authoritarianism

Don’t let the beautiful scenery fool you. The people here culturally are very deceptive/two-faced. It’s a dog eat/dog world here. And, it’s extremely liberal. I am a native who has lived in different towns/cities here and I have met people from out of state who said they’ve never been lied to so much until they moved to Maine. One of them was a youth pastor who lived for most of his life in the rough parts of Chicago. We may look “cleaner/preppy” here, but the people are morally bankrupt. I hate to say it, but it’s true.

being happy and doing so😅

Memphis. N I love TN, my dad and family are from there, spent many summers in rural TN.

Nashville is the greatest city, no crimes (maybe) Tennessee ngl is the only state I've been but I've been to Smyrna, Haywood, Memphis, Hillsboro, etc

No income tax for now, but with people from different parts of the country and different culture will definitely try and change laws.

B/c the video ignorantly claimed nashville was the only thing worthwhile about TN. If you are just a city-dweller who only seeks to be crammed in like termites, like micro breweries, and habitual urban areas, i can see it. But if you are into outdoor activities, nature, and if you're not needy for dense population, TN is great, so is Alabama. But hey, the less people moving, the better. I can't wait to gth out of the city.

Here in Nashville TN ..it use 2 be great. NOT ANYMORE! CRIME DRUGS ETC ITS BAD HERE "YALL"

It's on the list alright, one of the states to leave. Sorry way to cold 🥶 there.

Currently in Washington State, moved here from Florida expecting to make more money. Beautiful scenery, but real state is very expensive, homelessness everywhere, crime rate increasing, and the food is surprisingly disappointing for a state that’s so popular. Lived in Florida almost 20 years, after a year and a half in Washington, im looking to move as soon as possible.

ewww, why? Unless you're a libtard then you're free to go

I have no plans on leaving Northern Cali either. Oregon is beautiful though! Washington rains too much for my tastes. I’m part Filipino so I wouldn’t feel comfortable moving to some of the southern and midwestern states on this list. As much as I’d love to visit many of them, I wouldn’t want to make myself a target

May I ask what city you're in? I have been wanting to move to Northern California (Redding) my whole life.. or near the Redwood Forest since I love trees/nature.

I’m trying to leave Kentucky lol

@@katlynnstephens7613 same.. been in Louisville/ Elizabethtown area my whole life and the people are very much NOT friendly, it's boring af here, and everything has gotten so expensive - including rent. For no reason, because there's nothing here besides a very high murder rate and very high car insurance rates.

Stay off the drugs dude! 😅

It sure is! And thanks :)

@@FromHeretoThere Np

One of my favorite parts of the state!

Seneca rocks

Cali is so expensive for no reason

​@Todd Exactly. Gas is $6 a gallon. Plus, trash and trash everywhere. And aggressive drug addicts/dealers among homeless people who will attack you if you even glance at them. Criminals are released from prison, ...

Same

Typical Californian leaving to Texas and then Florida

They say unemployment is so low, yet when you apply for a job there are about a dozen people applying for the one position. The positions aren't bad, but not great either I am referring to positions that pay about $20 an hour.

For every 1 job in Florida, there are 100 people applying. Florida is the fastest growing state in the country -- if you can't get a job in Texas, well Florida is even harder.

@@LakeHowellDigitalVideo Wow.

@@ThecrazyJH96 better then payin cali prices getting texas ugly views and weather

I'm surprised Georgia wasn't on this list. The metro Atlanta area has a lot of out of staters.

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Gulf Coast Florida is where it's at!

Originally from NYC. But currently and unfortunately live in South Jersey. I lived in St Augustine for 2 years. Came back in 2019. And now moving back this year but to the Tampa area. I have close family in Miami and could never see myself living in South Florida. But I love North Florida

I have also lived in Florida my whole life, but North Florida in Jacksonville. Everywhere I look there is construction, no not to build something we actually need, to build another neighborhood, wow so exciting!! 🥲 The amount of new houses, neighborhoods, and storage units is sad here. Hopefully I’ll get into UCF so I can get out of this city. I know I have it pretty good compared to other states but it’s still pretty bad here atleast in Jacksonville.

vote for a left wing governor, problem solved