Texas is one of the top choices for interstate migration in the nation, according to the 2024 Texas Migration Review by Texas Realtors. The state welcomed approximately 668,000 newcomers from various states, resulting in a net increase of nearly 175,000 residents.
Most of the influx came from California, with over 102,000 people immigrating to Texas. Other new residents came from Florida, with over 41,000 arrivals, and New York, with more than 30,000 newcomers. Texas also saw an influx of migration from Colorado, Oklahoma, Illinois and Louisiana.
California attracted the highest number of departing Texans, with over 42,000 residents. Florida emerged as the second most favored destination for Texan emigrants, drawing approximately 38,000 movers, while Oklahoma saw an influx of over 26,000 Texans.
The report is based on data from the 2022 American Community Survey estimates by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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