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1 Texas Relocation Report 2015 Edition Release date: Oct. 1, 2015 Contact: Danielle Urban Pierpont Communications About the Texas Relocation Report The Texas Relocation Report is based on data from the 2014 American Community Survey and the American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates by the U.S. Census Bureau as well as the U-Haul 2014 National Migration Trend Reports. The report analyzes county relocation data for the 43 largest demographic areas in Texas. The Texas Association of Realtors distributes insights about the Texas housing market each month, including quarterly market statistics, trends among home buyers and sellers, luxury home sales, international trends, and more. To view the Texas Relocation Report in its entirety, visit TexasRealEstate.com. About the Texas Association of Realtors With more than 100,000 members, the Texas Association of REALTORS is a professional membership organization that represents all aspects of real estate in Texas. We advocate on behalf of Texas REALTORS and private-property owners to keep homeownership affordable, protect private-property rights, and promote public policies that benefit homeowners. Visit TexasRealEstate.com to learn more.
2 Executive Summary Texas ranked second in the nation for relocation activity in 2014, according to the 2015 Texas Relocation Report released today by the Texas Association of Realtors. Based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the report shows that Texas continues to be a highdemand destination for residents moving from out of state. According to the report, Texas followed Florida as No. 2 in the U.S. for population gains from out-of-state residents in 2014, with 538,572 moving to Texas from out of state. The state the most new Texans came from was California (63,591), followed by Florida (40,930), Oklahoma (25,096), Louisiana (23,805) and Illinois (23,258). Texas once again ranked third in the nation for number of residents moving out of state (435,107), coming in behind California (593,308) and Florida (437,516) and topping New York (424,074) and Illinois (323,468). As with inbound residents, the most popular state for Texans to move to was California (38,990), followed by Florida (29,191), Oklahoma (25,175), Colorado (24,431), and Louisiana (21,516). Overall, Texas had a net gain of out-of-state residents in 2014, with 103,465 more moving to Texas than Texas residents moving out of state. The 2015 Texas Relocation Report also shows 5-year migration data ( ) on a county-by-county basis for counties within the top 43 designated market areas in Texas. The top 10 Texas counties with the highest net gains of residents from other Texas counties were spread all over the state, with three of the top 10 counties located in Central Texas (Williamson, Hays, and Travis). Denton County led the state for a second year in a row with a net gain of 13,267 residents coming from other Texas counties. Harris and Dallas counties remain the top two most mobile counties in the Lone Star State, ranking No. 1 and No. 2 in Texas, respectively, for both the largest inflow and the largest outflow of. Both of these counties once again posted the highest net losses of residents moving out of county, with Dallas County posting the highest net loss of (27,155) followed by Harris County (18,297). 2
3 Texas vs. Nationally Texas ranked No. 2 in the U.S. for largest number of residents migrating from out-of-state. 3
4 Texas vs. Nationally California and Oklahoma were responsible for the largest number of residents moving to Texas in The most popular states for leaving Texas in 2014 were California, Florida, and Oklahoma. 4
5 Texas Of the top 10 Texas counties with the highest gains in out-of-county residents (inflow of ): Four are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (No. 2 Dallas, No. 3 Tarrant, No. 5 Denton, No. 7 Collin) Two are in the Houston area (No. 1 Harris, No. 9 Fort Bend) Two are in the Austin area (No. 4 Travis, No. 8 Williamson) One is in the San Antonio area (No. 6 Bexar) One is in the Bryan-College Station area (No. 10 Brazos) 5
6 Texas Of the top 10 Texas counties with the largest net gains in out-of-county residents (net inflow of ): Three are in the Central Texas Austin/San Marcos/Round Rock area (No. 2 Williamson, No. 4 Hays, No. 10 Travis) One is in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (No. 1 Denton) Two are in the San Antonio area (No. 6 Nueces, No. 7 Bexar) One is in the Abilene area (No. 9 Jones) One is in the Bryan-College Station area (No. 3 Brazos) One is in the Lubbock area (No. 5 Lubbock) One is in the Tyler area (No. 8 Smith) 6
7 Texas Of the top 10 Texas counties with the highest number of residents moving out of the county (outflow of ): Four are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (No. 2 Dallas, No. 3 Tarrant, No. 6 Collin, No. 7 Denton) Two are in the Houston area (No. 1 Harris, No. 8 Fort Bend) Two are in the Austin area (No. 4 Travis, No. 9 Williamson) One is in the San Antonio area (No. 5 Bexar) One is in the Galveston area (No. 10 Galveston) 7
8 Texas Of the top 10 Texas counties with the largest net losses in residents moving out of the county (net outflow of ): One is in the Brownsville / South Two are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (No. 1 Dallas, No. 7 Collin), one is in the El Paso area (No. 4 El Paso) and one is in the Brownsville / South Padre Padre are (No. Island 3 Cameron) (No. 3 Cameron) One is in the Houston area (No. 2 Harris) One is in the Temple-Belton area (No. 5 Bell) One is in the McAllen area (No. 6 Hidalgo) One is in the Lufkin area (No. 8 Angelina) One is in the Amarillo area (No. 9 Potter) 8 One is in the Laredo area (No. 10 Webb)
9 Texas Of the top 10 Texas counties with the largest gain in out-of-state residents (inflow of out-ofstate residents): Four are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (No. 3 Dallas, No. 4 Tarrant, No. 8 Collin, No. 9 Denton) Two are in the Austin area (No. 5 Travis, No. 10 Williamson) One is in the Houston area (No. 1 Harris) One is in the Temple-Killeen area (No. 7 Bell) One is in the San Antonio area (No. 2 Bexar) One is in the El Paso area (No. 6 El Paso) 9
10 Texas Of the top 10 Texas counties with the largest number of leaving Texas (outflow of to another state): Three are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (No. 2 Dallas, No. 4 Tarrant, No. 8 Collin, No. 9 Denton) Two are in the Houston area (No. 1 Harris, No. 10 Fort Bend) One is in the Austin area (No. 6 Travis) One is in the San Antonio area (No. 3 Bexar) One is in the Temple-Killeen area (No. 7 Bell) One is in the El Paso area (No. 5 El Paso) 10
11 Texas Of the top 10 Texas counties with largest net gain in out-of-state residents (net inflow of from out of state): Four are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (No. 4 Tarrant, No. 6 Denton, No. 7 Collin, No. 10 Dallas) Three are in Central Texas, including No. 3 Travis (Austin), No. 5 Williamson (Round Rock), No. 8 Bell (Temple, Killeen) One is in the Houston area (No. 1 Harris) One is in the San Antonio area (No. 2 Bexar) One is in the San Angelo area (No. 9 Tom Green) 11
12 Texas Of the top 10 Texas counties with the largest net loss in residents to other U.S. states (net outflow of to another state): Three are in coastal areas such as Corpus Christi (No. 3. San Patricio, No. 4 Aransas) and Brownsville / South Padre (No. 1 Cameron) One is in the Amarillo area (No. 8 Randall) Two are in the Abilene area (No. 2 Taylor, No. 9 Jones) One is in the San Marcos area (No. 10 Caldwell) Two are in the Palestine area (No. 5 Anderson, No. 6 Lamar) One is in the Laredo area (No. 7 Webb) 12
13 Anderson County DMA: Palestine, Texas No. 31 county for total inflow of No. 32 county for total outflow of No. 23 county for net inflow of No. 39 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 34 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 39 county for net out-of-state inflow of 13
14 Angelina County DMA: Lufkin, Texas No. 40 county for total inflow of No. 33 county for total outflow of No. 36 county for net inflow of No. 35 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 37 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 28 county for net out-of-state inflow of 14
15 Aransas County DMA: Corpus Christi No. 42 county for total inflow of No. 42 county for total outflow of No. 19 county for net inflow of No. 41 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 39 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 40 county for net out-of-state inflow of 15
16 Bell County DMA: Belton Fort Hood Killeen Temple No. 19 county for total inflow of No. 11 county for total outflow of No. 39 county for net inflow of No. 7 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 7 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 8 county for net out-of-state inflow of 16
17 Bexar County DMA: San Antonio No. 6 county for total inflow of No. 5 county for total outflow of No. 7 county for net inflow of No. 2 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 3 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 2 county for net out-of-state inflow of 17
18 Bowie County DMA: Texarkana No. 41 county for total inflow of No. 37 county for total outflow of No. 31 county for net inflow of No. 21 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 19 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 32 county for net out-of-state inflow of 18
19 Brazos County DMA: Bryan-College Station No. 10 county for total inflow of No. 13 county for total outflow of No. 3 county for net inflow of No. 19 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 21 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 21 county for net out-of-state inflow of 19
20 Caldwell County DMA: San Marcos No. 32 county for total inflow of No. 39 county for total outflow of No. 11 county for net inflow of No. 42 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 42 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 34 county for net out-of-state inflow of 20
21 Cameron County DMA: Brownsville Harlingen South Padre Island No. 30 county for total inflow of No. 22 county for total outflow of No. 41 county for net inflow of No. 24 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 18 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 43 county for net out-of-state inflow of 21
22 Collin County DMA: Garland No. 7 county for total inflow of No. 6 county for total outflow of No. 37 county for net inflow of No. 8 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 8 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 7 county for net out-of-state inflow of 22
23 Comal County DMA: San Antonio No. 22 county for total inflow of No. 26 county for total outflow of No. 16 county for net inflow of No. 31 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 30 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 23 county for net out-of-state inflow of 23
24 Dallas County DMA: Dallas Garland Irving No. 2 county for total inflow of No. 2 county for total outflow of No. 43 county for net inflow of No. 3 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 2 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 10 county for net out-of-state inflow of 24
25 Denton County DMA: Fort Worth No. 5 county for total inflow of No. 7 county for total outflow of No. 1 county for net inflow of No. 9 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 9 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 6 county for net out-of-state inflow of 25
26 Ector County DMA: Odessa No. 27 county for total inflow of No. 27 county for total outflow of No. 17 county for net inflow of No. 27 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 31 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 17 county for net out-of-state inflow of 26
27 El Paso County DMA: El Paso No. 23 county for total inflow of No. 17 county for total outflow of No. 40 county for net inflow of No. 6 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 5 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 22 county for net out-of-state inflow of 27
28 Fort Bend County DMA: Fort Bend Sugar Land No. 9 county for total inflow of No. 8 county for total outflow of No. 14 county for net inflow of No. 11 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 10 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 18 county for net out-of-state inflow of 28
29 Galveston County DMA: Galveston No. 14 county for total inflow of No. 10 county for total outflow of No. 33 county for net inflow of No. 17 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 16 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 12 county for net out-of-state inflow of 29
30 Grayson County DMA: Sherman Denison No. 33 county for total inflow of No. 29 county for total outflow of No. 30 county for net inflow of No. 30 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 29 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 27 county for net out-of-state inflow of 30
31 Harrison County DMA: Longview Marshall No. 40 county for total inflow of No. 38 county for total outflow of No. 27 county for net inflow of No. 34 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 35 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 26 county for net out-of-state inflow of 31
32 Harris County DMA: Houston No. 1 county for total inflow of No. 1 county for total outflow of No. 42 county for net inflow of No. 1 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 1 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 1 county for net out-of-state inflow of 32
33 Hays County DMA: San Marcos No. 12 county for total inflow of No. 18 county for total outflow of No. 4 county for net inflow of No. 26 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 25 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 25 county for net out-of-state inflow of 33
34 Hidalgo County DMA: McAllen No. 17 county for total inflow of No. 14 county for total outflow of No. 38 county for net inflow of No. 12 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 11 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 11 county for net out-of-state inflow of 34
35 Jefferson County DMA: Beaumont Port Arthur No. 18 county for total inflow of No. 16 county for total outflow of No. 24 county for net inflow of No. 22 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 20 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 31 county for net out-of-state inflow of 35
36 Jones County DMA: Abilene No. 37 county for total inflow of No. 43 county for total outflow of No. 9 county for net inflow of No. 43 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 43 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 35 county for net out-of-state inflow of 36
37 Kerr County DMA: Kerrville No. 39 county for total inflow of No. 40 county for total outflow of No. 20 county for net inflow of No. 40 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 40 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 29 county for net out-of-state inflow of 37
38 Lamar County DMA: Paris No. 43 county for total inflow of No. 41 county for total outflow of No. 25 county for net inflow of No. 38 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 36 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 38 county for net out-of-state inflow of 38
39 Lubbock County DMA: Lubbock No. 11 county for total inflow of No. 12 county for total outflow of No. 5 county for net inflow of No. 16 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 15 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 14 county for net out-of-state inflow of 39
40 McLennan County DMA: Waco No. 16 county for total inflow of No. 19 county for total outflow of No. 15 county for net inflow of No. 18 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 17 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 30 county for net out-of-state inflow of 40
41 Midland County DMA: Midland Odessa No. 25county for total inflow of No. 23 county for total outflow of No. 32 county for net inflow of No. 23 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 28 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 15 county for net out-of-state inflow of 41
42 Nacogdoches County DMA: Nacogdoches No. 28 county for total inflow of No. 35 county for total outflow of No. 12 county for net inflow of No. 36 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 38 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 24 county for net out-of-state inflow of 42
43 Nueces County DMA: Corpus Christi No. 13 county for total inflow of No. 15 county for total outflow of No. 6 county for net inflow of No. 14 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 13 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 20 county for net out-of-state inflow of 43
44 Potter County DMA: Amarillo No. 20 county for total inflow of No. 20 county for total outflow of No. 35 county for net inflow of No. 28 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 26 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 33 county for net out-of-state inflow of 44
45 Randall County DMA: Amarillo No. 21 county for total inflow of No. 24 county for total outflow of No. 22 county for net inflow of No. 29 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 27 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 36 county for net out-of-state inflow of 45
46 San Patricio County DMA: Corpus Christi No. 34 county for total inflow of No. 34 county for total outflow of No. 28 county for net inflow of No. 37 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 33 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 41 county for net out-of-state inflow of 46
47 Smith County DMA: Tyler No. 15 county for total inflow of No. 21 county for total outflow of No. 8 county for net inflow of No. 20 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 24 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 13 county for net out-of-state inflow of 47
48 Tarrant County DMA: Arlington Fort Worth No. 3 county for total inflow of No. 3 county for total outflow of No. 29 county for net inflow of No. 4 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 4 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 4 county for net out-of-state inflow of 48
49 Taylor County DMA: Abilene No. 24 county for total inflow of No. 25 county for total outflow of No. 21 county for net inflow of No. 25 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 22 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 42 county for net out-of-state inflow of 49
50 Tom Green County DMA: San Angelo No. 26 county for total inflow of No. 28 county for total outflow of No. 13 county for net inflow of No. 15 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 23 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 9 county for net out-of-state inflow of 50
51 Travis County DMA: Austin No. 4 county for total inflow of No. 4 county for total outflow of No. 10 county for net inflow of No. 5 county for total out-of-state inflow of No. 6 county for total out-of-state outflow of No. 3 county for net out-of-state inflow of 51
52 Victoria County DMA: Victoria No. 36 county for total inflow of No. 36 county for total outflow of No. 26 county for net inflow of No. 33 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 41 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 19 county for net out-of-state inflow of 52
53 Webb County DMA: Laredo No. 35 county for total inflow of No. 31 county for total outflow of No. 34 county for net inflow of No. 32 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 32 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 37 county for net out-of-state inflow of 53
54 Wichita County DMA: Wichita No. 29 county for total inflow of No. 30 county for total outflow of No. 18 county for net inflow of No. 13 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 14 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 16 county for net out-of-state inflow of 54
55 Williamson County DMA: Round Rock No. 8 county for total inflow of No. 9 county for total outflow of No. 2 county for net inflow of No. 10 county for total out-ofstate inflow of No. 12 county for total out-ofstate outflow of No. 5 county for net out-of-state inflow of 55
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