[cynwoody]

My response is maybe a bit off topic, but I’m also interested in where people are GOING TO

United Van Lines can help with that.

The top inbound states of 2013 were:

1. Oregon
2. South Carolina
3. North Carolina
4. District of Columbia
5. South Dakota
6. Nevada
7. Texas
8. Colorado
   

The top outbound states for 2013 were:

1. New Jersey
2. Illinois
3. New York
4. West Virginia
5. Connecticut
6. Utah
7. Kentucky
8. Massachusetts
9. New Mexico
   

I note the outbound list matches Forbes's ... yep, from the article:

According to Professor Michael Stoll, chair of the Department of Public Policy at the University of California Los Angeles and a consultant to United Van Lines who studies American migration, the moves reflect long-term shifts in the U.S. economy and the hit to employment in many states resulting from the slow recovery.

[cynwoody]

I also note that DC is #4 on the inbound list. That’s clearly something we need to fix.

[nascarnation]

top inbound list:

District of Columbia

Lord help us....

[Rodamala]

What on earth is the draw to Oregon? I mean the unemployed barristas that move to Portland CAN’T AFFORD United Van Lines... and don’t have furniture to move anyways.