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Fewer Americans are moving than ever before, according to recent
U.S. Census Bureau data — but a new report says the people who are
taking the plunge are flocking to some familiar cities.

Houston, Las Vegas and Phoenix topped this year’s edition of truck
rental company Penske’s annual Top Moving Destinations report, which
uses data from its one-way consumer truck rental reservations to
compile a list of the country’s 10 most popular cities for movers.
More generally speaking, the Sun Belt led the way, with Dallas,
Austin and San Antonio also ranking highly.

Eight of the 10 cities made the list in 2020, creating some
pandemic-era consistency. The two newcomers this year — Chicago and Charlotte, North Carolina — reappeared after a five-year and three-
year hiatus from the list, respectively.

Here are the country’s top 10 moving destinations for 2021,
according to Penske’s report:

Houston
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Charlotte, North Carolina (which hasn’t ranked in the top 10 since
2017)
Denver
San Antonio
Dallas
Orlando, Florida
Austin, Texas
Chicago (which hasn’t ranked in the top 10 since 2015)
Penske says it’s been compiling its annual list since 2010. U-Haul
also publishes a similar report each year, using data from its own
one-way rental customer transactions, most recently identifying the
country’s top states for movers as Tennessee, Texas and Florida.


https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/08/the-cities-americans-moved-to-the- most-in-2021-according-to-penske.html

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