The top destinations for people leaving California are primarily in Texas, Colorado, and Tennessee. The most common states ...

Nearly 100,000 Californians left the Golden State for Texas in a single year, according to a June study by Storage Café, with Millennials leading the pack, followed by Gen Z and Gen Xers. The ...

According to the 2025 report by U-Haul, people from California are primarily moving to Texas, Colorado and Tennessee. The ...

With its beautiful weather, breathtaking coastlines and vibrant culture, California has always held a special allure. But according to Don Peebles — founder, chairman and CEO of real estate investment ...

But in recent decades, this growth has slowed more than ever, and more people are now leaving the Golden State than those coming in. "I think the California Dream is changing," said Lauren Hepler ...

It shows a net number of 885,000 people moving to Texas -- about 303,000 of which were from California. That means 34 percent of new Texas residents are migrating from California.

The “Leaving California” scorecard’s overall best bet for relocation is Minnesota. Next comes Massachusetts, then Virginia, New Hampshire, and Utah.

Those leaving the state were 37.3% millennial and 31.2% Gen Z. Only 11.4% of people moving to Texas were boomers, who are more likely to be retirees.

More than 86,000 people moved to the state from California in 2018, according to the property management firm Yardi Systems. Kevin Snow is a member of Bailey’s Facebook group.

There are more people leaving California than those moving in. Many are wondering if the California Dream is still alive. ByJose Mayorquin, Tim Sarquis and Juan Carlos Guerrero Wednesday, March 17 ...