Indiana

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Between the 2022 and 2023 filing years, Indiana saw a net loss of 1,650 tax-filing households and a net gain of 4,366 individuals. Against a population of about 6,862,199, that is a net inflow of about 0.6 per 1,000 residents. On net, the area lost $353.2M in associated adjusted gross income (AGI, nominal dollars).

Migration Overview

• Net income (AGI): -$353.2M (nominal dollars)
• Net households: -1,650 tax returns
• Net people: +4,366 exemptions (+0.6 net people per 1,000 residents)

Income (AGI) in and out:

• Moved in: $4.5B
• Moved out: $4.9B
• Net: -$353.2M (nominal)

Top Origin States

• Illinois: 12,570 households, $846.8M AGI
• Florida: 7,213 households, $468.2M AGI
• Kentucky: 5,940 households, $336.8M AGI
• Ohio: 5,279 households, $321.8M AGI
• Michigan: 4,718 households, $295M AGI
• Texas: 3,701 households, $229.7M AGI
• California: 3,482 households, $271.5M AGI
• Tennessee: 2,157 households, $137.4M AGI
• New York: 2,033 households, $112M AGI
• Georgia: 1,700 households, $94.6M AGI

Top Destination States

• Illinois: 10,141 households, $568.2M AGI
• Florida: 7,615 households, $796.7M AGI
• Kentucky: 5,294 households, $277.3M AGI
• Ohio: 5,172 households, $307.8M AGI
• Michigan: 5,153 households, $338.6M AGI
• Texas: 4,631 households, $313.9M AGI
• California: 3,064 households, $227.2M AGI
• Tennessee: 2,684 households, $165.1M AGI
• North Carolina: 2,156 households, $171.2M AGI
• Georgia: 2,053 households, $129.8M AGI

Churn by State

The biggest two-way exchanges of filing households, 2022–2023:

• Illinois: 12,570 in, 10,141 out (+2,429 net, +$278.7M AGI)
• Florida: 7,213 in, 7,615 out (-402 net, -$328.5M AGI)
• Kentucky: 5,940 in, 5,294 out (+646 net, +$59.5M AGI)
• Ohio: 5,279 in, 5,172 out (+107 net, +$14M AGI)
• Michigan: 4,718 in, 5,153 out (-435 net, -$43.6M AGI)

Net Migration by Year

Net AGI and net people by year (nominal dollars):

• 2012: -$306.7M AGI, -5,692 people
• 2013: -$259.7M AGI, +241 people
• 2014: -$394.3M AGI, -6,094 people
• 2015: -$384.6M AGI, -4,923 people
• 2016: -$550.1M AGI, -4,257 people
• 2017: -$444.9M AGI, +3,211 people
• 2018: -$376.1M AGI, +6,360 people
• 2019: -$344.7M AGI, +4,205 people
• 2020: -$213.8M AGI, +8,523 people
• 2021: -$164.2M AGI, +11,029 people
• 2022: -$551.3M AGI, +6,326 people
• 2023: -$353.2M AGI, +4,366 people

Migration in Context

• Population (2023): 6,881,373
• Net migration rate: +0.6 net people per 1,000 residents
• Net income per resident: -$51 nominal dollars (-$353.2M total)

Components of Population Change (2023)

• Births: +79,708
• Deaths: 72,091
• Net domestic migration: +3,077
• Net international migration: +29,749
• Total change: +39,882

Income & Cost of Living

• Cost of living: 8% below U.S. average (index: 92.1)
• Income per person: $61,386 (12% below U.S. average)
• What that income buys: $66,654 at U.S.-average prices (5% below U.S. average)

Price parity by category (100 = U.S. average):

• Housing & rents: 71.3
• Goods: 95.6
• Utilities: 84.7
• Other services: 97.7

Demographics

• Median age: 38.0 years
• Median household income: $70,051 (11% below U.S. median)
• College degree: 29% of adults 25+
• Poverty rate: 12.2%
• Average commute: 24 minutes
• Broadband at home: 88% of households

Race and ethnicity (share of residents):

• White: 76%
• Hispanic: 8%
• Black: 9%
• Asian: 3%
• Other: 4%

Housing

• Median home value: $201,600 (34% below U.S. median)
• Median rent: $1,020 (24% below U.S. median)
• Homeownership rate: 70%
• Home-price appreciation (past year): +8.0%
• Home-price appreciation (past 5 years): +53%
• New home construction (2023): 27,055 units (63% single-family, 37% multifamily)

Local Economy & Risk

• Unemployment rate (2023): 3.4%
• Labor force: 3,424,333 (3,307,235 employed)
• Disaster declarations (2023): 1 major federal (most common: Severe Storm)

Net Migration by Income Bracket

Tax-filing households that moved into Indiana minus those that left, by adjusted gross income (AGI), 2022–2023:

• $1–$10k: +566 households (-$2.1M AGI)
• $10k–$25k: +78 households (-$330K AGI)
• $25k–$50k: +112 households (-$4.5M AGI)
• $50k–$75k: +447 households (-$27.9M AGI)
• $75k–$100k: +281 households (-$25.4M AGI)
• $100k–$200k: +132 households (-$19.2M AGI)
• $200k+: +143 households (-$275.