Massachusetts Is Shedding Residents - What Does It Mean For Boston?

https://businesstimesnow.com/massachusetts-is-shedding-residents-what-does-it-mean-for-boston/ The numbers are in for last year’s migration trends, and Massachusetts is losing residents at a much higher rate than the rest of the country. Last month United Van Lines released their annual Movers Study, and Massachusetts ranked #7 in the nation in terms of outbound move percentage, along with a number of other northeastern states. According to their survey, the total outbound moving percentage for Massachusetts was 57.6%. Out of those outbound moves, 31.42% cited career as the primary reason for moving. Retirement was the second largest outbound movement group at 22.40%, followed by lifestyle which constituted 17.49% of moves.

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