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California's high housing costs drove over 216,000 people to leave in 2025, its sixth straight year of top net outmigration.
California saw the highest net outmigration of any U.S. state in 2025 for the sixth straight year, with residents primarily moving to Arizona, Nevada, and Texas due to housing costs 57.8% above the national average.
Despite a slight population increase to 39.5 million, driven partly by international migration, over 216,000 people left the state.
U-Haul data from over 2.5 million one-way moves indicates migration patterns remain strong, reflecting broader economic pressures and a shift toward lower-tax, lower-regulation states, many led by Republican governors.
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Los altos costos de la vivienda en California llevaron a más de 216,000 personas a abandonar el estado en 2025, su sexto año consecutivo de mayor emigración neta.