US Domestic Migration Patterns Analysis for 2025

This report analyzes domestic migration patterns in the United States for the year 2025, based on Bank of America account data. It outlines a significant decline in the number of Americans moving, with many opting to relocate within their home regions rather than across state lines. The report highlights that cities like Austin and Denver continue to attract newcomers, particularly from other Sunbelt metropolitan areas, while major cities such as Los Angeles, New York City, and Miami are experiencing notable population losses. The findings indicate that affordability and climate are key factors influencing migration decisions. Additionally, the report documents trends in specific cities, noting that Philadelphia has seen a substantial influx of residents, particularly from New York City, while Denver's appeal remains strong due to its lifestyle offerings. The analysis underscores the ongoing reshaping of migration flows within the U.S., revealing a complex interplay of economic and social factors driving these trends.