Where Data Tells the Story
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Net domestic migration to Florida fell from 310,892 in 2022 to 22,517 in 2025 — a 92.8% drop in three years. Florida’s domestic-migration surge has sharply reversed. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Vintage 2025 population estimates, Florida’s net domestic migration fell from 310,892 in 2022 to 183,646 in 2023 and then to 22,517 in 2025. That means Florida’s net domestic migration gain in 2025 was down 92.8% from its 2022 level. The reversal produced a notable surprise. Florida, often one of the top states for net domestic migration, ranked only 8th in 2025. Neighboring Alabama recorded a slightly higher net domestic migration gain of 23,358. This is specifically a domestic-migration story, not a total-migration story. Florida still recorded 178,674 net international migrants in 2025. KEY METRICS Florida net domestic migration 2022: 310,892 2023: 183,646 2025: 22,517 2022 to 2025 change -92.8% Share of 2022 gain remaining in 2025 7.2% 2025 rank 8th Alabama net domestic migration in 2025 23,358 Florida net international migration in 2025 178,674 CORE TAKEAWAY Florida was still gaining residents from domestic migration in 2025, but the size of that gain was dramatically smaller than in 2022 and 2023. IMPORTANT CAVEAT Do not confuse domestic migration with total migration. Florida still had strong international migration in 2025. Also, Census notes that year-to-year comparisons should be made within the same vintage. The values used here all come from the Vintage 2025 release.