MIGRATION REPORT
of the
HUDSON VALLEY
2009-2010
MARIST COLLEGE
Dr. Christy Huebner Caridi
Bureau of Economic Research
School of Management
Poughkeepsie, New York 12601
Edited by leslie Bates
February 2012
This report is available on the Bureau of Economic Research homepage at
http://www.marist.edu/management/bureau
The support of student research assistant Serena Bubenheim and student interns Sam
English and Kevin Peterson is acknowledged and appreciated.
While every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this report is accurate, Marist College
cannot be held responsible for any remaining errors.
Hudson Valley Migration: 2009-2010
Weak economic growth and uncertainty in the housing market continue to place downward
pressure on migratory activity. The overall trend remains negative, with more households leaving
the Hudson Valley than moving into the Hudson Valley. As is typically the case, intrastate
migration was dominated by migration within the Hudson Valley and migration between the
Hudson Valley and the five counties of New York City. Consistent with trend, migration from
New York City was the principal source of new household formation.
During the 2009-2010 migration period, total outflows from the Hudson Valley (42,098)
exceeded inflows into the Hudson Valley (38,431), resulting in a net loss of 3,667 households
and a $153.05 million reduction in adjusted gross income (AGI), compared to a net loss of 3,262
households and a $35.50 million reduction in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration period. Year
over year, total outflows fell 3.36 percent, total inflows fell 4.63 percent and the average AGI of
inbound households ($61,061) was 2.84 percent higher than the average AGI of outbound
households ($59,377). During the same period, total outflows from New York State (177,277)
exceeded inflows into New York State (144,094), resulting in a net loss of 33,183 households
and $3.42 billion in (AGI): $103,009 per household lost.
The most active migratory flows were intrastate at 64.75 percent of all inflows into the Hudson
Valley and 51.06 percent of all outflows from the Hudson Valley. Year over year, total inflows
fell 4.86 percent; outflows fell 3.47 percent.
Overall, intrastate migration resulted in a net gain of 3,387 households and $427.74 million in
AGI, compared to a net gain of 2,802 households and $473.11 million in AGI during the 20082009 migration period. As is the norm, intrastate migratory flows were dominated by
intraregional–within the Hudson Valley–activity and activity with the five counties of New York
City (NYC). Migration within the Hudson Valley represented 39.21 percent of all intrastate
inflows and 45.39 percent of all intrastate outflows. Migration with NYC accounted for 49.23
percent of all intrastate inflows and 38.80 percent of all intrastate outflows.
Year over year, the number of Hudson Valley households that moved county-to-county within
the Hudson Valley (intraregional) fell 2.28 percent from 9,984 in the 2008-2009 migration
period to 9,756 in the 2009-2010 migration period. Consistent with trend, Westchester County
experienced the largest intraregional net outflow at 578 households. Of this total, 45.49 percent
(272 households) moved into Dutchess County; 30.94 percent (185 households) moved into
Putnam County. For the period, Dutchess County recorded the largest intraregional inflow at 484
households and $34.45 million in AGI.
Inflows into the Hudson Valley (12,250) from NYC exceeded outflows to NYC (8,338) by 3,912
households and $455.27 million in AGI: $116,378 per household gained. The largest net inflow
was from Bronx County at 2,443 households and $172.57 million in AGI: $70,637 per household
gained, followed by Queens County at 656 households and $72.74 million in AGI: $112,878 per
household gained. Migration with Kings County (Brooklyn) resulted in a net gain of 369
households and $50.72 million in AGI. Migration with New York County (Manhattan) resulted
in a net gain of 351 households and $153.00 million in AGI: $435,872 per household gained.
Year over year, total inflows into the Hudson Valley from NYC rose 2.76 percent; total outflows
from the Hudson Valley to NYC fell 2.29 percent. Within the region the largest net inflow was
into Westchester County (2,301), followed by Orange County (588) and Rockland County (318).
Westchester County witnessed the highest inflow of AGI per household at $135,843 per
household gained.
Total interstate and foreign migration into and out of the Hudson Valley resulted in a net loss of
7,054 households, compared to a net loss of 6,064 households in the 2008-2009 migration
period. The net AGI outflow was $580.79 million: $82,335 per household lost. Year over year,
total outflows fell 5.03 percent, total inflows fell 5.20 percent and the average AGI of inbound
households ($61,061) was 2.84 percent higher than the average AGI of outbound households
($59,377).
Migration within the northeastern region (sans New York State) represented 19.04 percent of all
outflows and 14.81 percent of all inflows. Taken as a whole, outflows (8,017) exceeded inflows
(5,692), resulting in a net loss of 2,325 households and $230.10 million in AGI: $87,354 per
household lost. During the period, the AGI of outbound households ($70,329) exceeded the AGI
of inbound households ($63,374) by 10.97 percent. The largest net outflow was from
Westchester County to the state of Connecticut at 886 households and $103.52 million in AGI,
followed by Rockland County and the state of New Jersey at 255 households and $21.10 million
in AGI. Statewide, the largest net outflow was to the state of New Jersey at 4,752 households and
$491.16 million in AGI, followed by the state of Connecticut at 1,899 households and $317.57
million in AGI.
Migration with the southern region of the U.S. represented 19.58 percent of all outflows and
11.93 percent of all inflows. For the period, outflows (8,243) exceeded inflows (4,584), resulting
in a net outflow of 3,659 households and $289.25 million in AGI: $79,052 per household lost.
Statewide, the largest net outflow was to the state of Florida at 5,933 households and $753.31
million in AGI: $126,970 per household lost. Migration with the western region of the U.S.
represented 5.77 percent of all outflows and 4.41 percent of all inflows. For the period, outflows
(2,430) exceeded inflows (1,694), resulting in a net outflow of 736 households and $42.42
million in AGI.
Migration with the midwestern region of the U.S. represented 2.84 of all outflows and 2.98 of all
inflows. The net result was a loss of 52 households and $8.19 million in AGI.
Table of Content
Dutchess County
1-3
Orange County
4-6
Putnam County
7-9
Rockland County
10-12
Sullivan County
13-15
Ulster County
16-18
Westchester County
19-21
Data
22-29
Dutchess County Migration 2009-2010 During the 2009-2010 migration period, outflows from Dutchess County (5,269) exceeded
inflows into Dutchess County (5,072), resulting in a net loss of 197 households and a $4.3
million decrease in adjusted gross income (AGI), compared to a net loss of 198 households and a
$6.2 million increase in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, total
outflows fell 5.03 percent, total inflows fell 5.20 percent and the average AGI of inbound
households ($52,900) was 2.25 percent higher than the average AGI of outbound households
($51,736).
Intrastate Migration
Dutchess County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
During the 20090%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
2010 migration
period, 67.47
Orange County
371
377
percent of all
Putnam County
378
213
inflows into
Rockland County
52
34
Dutchess County
and 53.56 percent
Sullivan County
28
20
of all outflows from
Ulster County
547
520
Dutchess County
Westchester County
697
425
were intrastate,
Total
2073
1589
consistent with the
65.07 percent and
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
54.18 percent
witnessed in the 2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, net intrastate migration advanced
26.32 percent from a net inflow of 475 households in the 2008-2009 migration period to a net
inflow of 600
Dutchess County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
households in the
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
2009-2010
Orange County
migration period.
$16,646
$17,175
The net AGI inflow
Putnam County
$22,682
$11,100
per household
Rockland County
$3,329
$1,825
declined 24.31
Sullivan County
$706
$762
percent from
Ulster County
$22,145
$22,053
$115,158 per
Westchester County
$46,987
$25,130
household in the
Total
$112,495
$78,045
2008-2009 period
to $87,167 per
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
household in the
2009-2010 period.
Intrastate migratory flows were dominated by intraregional–within the Hudson Valley–activity
and activity with the five counties of New York City (NYC). Intraregional migration accounted
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for 60.58 percent of
Dutchess County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
all intrastate inflows
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
and 56.31 percent of
all intrastate outflows
Bronx County
275
122
compared to 60.44
Kings County
160
119
percent and 55.22
percent in the
New York County
196
188
previous migration
Queens County
186
103
period.
Overall, inflows into
Richmond County
17
13
Dutchess County
New York City
834
545
(2,073) exceeded
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
outflows from
Dutchess County
(1,589), resulting in a net gain of 484 households and $34.45 million of AGI: $71,178 per
household gained. The largest net inflows occurred with Westchester County at 272 households,
followed by Putnam
County at 165
Dutchess County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
households. Migration
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
with Orange County
Bronx County
resulted in a net loss
$4,338
$15,631
of 6 households. Year
Kings County
$3,930
$9,981
over year,
New York County
$18,436
$20,542
intraregional outflows
decreased 4.28
Queens County
$3,778
$10,317
percent; inflows fell
Richmond County
$468
$803
1.47 percent.
New York City
$30,950
$57,274
Migratory flows with
NYC accounted for
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
24.37 percent of all
intrastate inflows and
19.31 percent of all intrastate outflows compared to 23.15 percent and 19.23 percent in the
previous migration period. During the period, inflows into Dutchess County (834) from NYC
exceeded outflows from Dutchess County to NYC (545), resulting in a net gain of 289
households and $26.32 million in AGI. Bronx County accounted for the largest share of inflows
from NYC at 32.97 percent (275 households) followed by New York County (Manhattan) at
23.50 percent (196 households). Year over year, total outflows fell 5.71 percent; inflows
increased 3.47 percent.
Interstate1 and Foreign Migration Total interstate and foreign migration into and out of Dutchess County resulted in a net loss of
797 households compared to a net loss of 673 households in the 2008-2009 migration period.
The net AGI outflow was $56.59 million: $71,006 per household lost. Overall, outflows
1
The threshold for releasing county‐to‐county migration data is ten or more households. Any county‐to‐county migration that does not meet this criterion is classified as “other" and added to regional data. The result is an incomplete picture of county‐to‐county and county‐to‐state migratory flows. Page 2 of 29
exceeded inflows by 48.30 percent. Migration within the northeastern region (sans New York
State) represented 14.00 percent of all outflows and 11.28 percent of all inflows. Overall
outflows (761) exceeded
Dutchess County Inflows as a % of Foreign
inflows (572), resulting in
Total Inflows 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: West
1%
a net loss
IRS
5%
of 189 households and
$11.66 million in AGI.
South
Midwest
The largest net outflow
12%
3%
was to the state of
Connecticut at 55
households and $3.86
New York
68%
million in AGI–52.73
Northeast (other)
percent of this total (29
11%
households) moved into
Fairfield County,
Connecticut. The second
largest new outflow was to the state of Massachusetts at 37 households and $1.46 million in
AGI. Net migration with the state of New Jersey was insignificant at 6 households and $.096
million in AGI. Migration with the southern region of the U.S. represented 21.20 percent of all
outflows and 12.34 percent
Foreign
West
Dutchess County Outflows as a % of 1%
7%
of all inflows. For the
Total Outflows 2009‐2010 Data period, outflows (1,117)
Sourse: IRS
exceeded inflows (626),
resulting in a net outflow
South
of 491 households and
21%
$43.59 million in AGI.
Migration with the
New York
54%
western region of the U.S.
Midwest
represented 6.60 percent of
3%
all outflows and 5.34
percent of all inflows. For
Northeast (other)
the period, outflows (348)
14%
exceeded inflows (271),
resulting in a net outflow of 77 households and $1.80 million in AGI. Migration with the
midwestern region represented 2.70 percent of all outflows and 2.84 percent of all inflows. The
net result was a gain of 2 households and $1.03 million in AGI.
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Orange County
Migration 2009-2010 During the 2009-2010 migration period, outflows from Orange County (7,685) exceeded inflows
into Orange County (6,869), resulting in a net loss of 816 households and a $17.36 million
decrease in adjusted gross income (AGI), compared to a net loss of 416 households and an $23.6
million decrease in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, total outflows
fell 0.62 percent, total inflows fell 6.12 percent and the average AGI of outbound households
($45,061) was 6.28 percent less than the average AGI of inbound households ($47,894).
Intrastate Migration
During the 20092010 migration
Orange County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
period, 57.02
0%
10% 20% 30%
40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
percent of all
Dutchess County
371
377
inflows into
Putnam County
48
43
Orange County
Rockland County
378
481
and 44.72 percent
Sullivan County
414
343
of all outflows
Ulster County
554
497
from Orange
Westchester County
250
307
County were
Total
2015
2048
intrastate,
consistent with the
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
56.76 percent and
46.23 percent
witnessed in the 2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, net intrastate migration declined
16.96 percent from
Orange County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS a net inflow of 578
households in the
0%
10% 20%
30%
40%
50% 60%
70%
80% 90% 100%
2008-2009
Dutchess County
$17,175
$16,646
migration period to
Putnam County
$2,221
$2,991
a net inflow 480
Rockland County
$30,816
$15,448
households in the
Sullivan County
$12,799
$15,769
2009-2010
Ulster County
$19,825
$23,082
migration period.
Westchester County
$18,424
$13,527
The net AGI
Total
$101,260
$87,463
inflow increased
30.93 percent from
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
$90,138 per
household in the 2008-2009 period to $118,021 per household in the 2009-2010 period. As is
typically the case, intrastate migratory flows were dominated by intraregional–within the Hudson
Valley–flows and flow activity with the five counties of New York City (NYC).
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Intraregional migration accounted for the largest share at 52.28 percent of all intrastate inflows
and 58.63 percent of
Orange County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
all intrastate
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
outflows compared
to 52.25 percent and
Bronx County
533
231
57.90 percent in the
Kings County
263
197
2008-2009 migration
New York County
290
210
period. Overall,
Queens County
276
172
intraregional inflows
(2,048) exceeded
Richmond County
66
30
intraregional
New York City
1428
840
outflows (2,015),
resulting in a net
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
gain of 33
households and a
$13.78 million increase in AGI. The largest net inflows occurred with Rockland and Westchester
counties at 103 and
Orange County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
57 households,
respectively. The
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
largest net outflow
Bronx County
$31,495
$9,349
was to Sullivan
Kings County
$11,871
$7,200
County (71)
New York County
followed by Ulster
$20,312
$11,574
County (57). Year
Queens County
$15,502
$6,633
over year,
Richmond County
$4,640
$1,506
intraregional
New York City
$83,820
$36,262
inflows fell 5.62
percent;
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
intraregional
outflows fell 2.66
percent.
Migratory flows with NYC accounted for 36.46 percent of all intrastate inflows and 24.44
percent of all intrastate outflows compared to 35.90 percent and 24.90 percent in the 2008-2009
migration. During the most current migration period, inflows into Orange County from NYC
(1,428) exceeded outflows to NYC (840), resulting in a net gain of 588 households and $47.56
million in AGI: $80.884 per household gained. Bronx County accounted for the largest share of
inflows at 37.32 percent, followed by New York (Manhattan) at 20.31 percent and Kings County
at 18.42 percent. Year over year, inflows fell 4.23 percent; outflows fell 5.62 percent.
Interstate 2and Foreign Migration Total interstate and foreign migration into and out of Orange County resulted in a net loss of
1,296 households compared to a net loss of 994 households in the 2008-2009 migration period.
2
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The net AGI outflow was $74.00 million: $57,104 per household lost. Overall, interstate and
foreign outflows exceeded
Foreign
Orange County Outflows as a % West
inflows by 30.51 percent.
2%
6%
of Total Outflows 2009‐2010 Migration within the
Data Sourse: IRS
northeastern region (sans
New York State)
represented 16.81 percent of
South
all outflows and 16.68
New York
26%
45%
percent of all inflows.
Outflows (1,292) exceeded
inflows (1,146), resulting in a
net loss of 146 households
Midwest
Northeast (other)
and $11.32 million in AGI.
4%
17%
The largest net outflow was
to the state of Pennsylvania
at 135 households and $6.56 million in AGI–54.07 percent of this total (73 households) moved
to Pike County, Pennsylvania. Migration with the southern region of the U.S. represented 26.09
percent of all outflows and 16.09 percent of all inflows. Overall, outflows (2,005) exceeded
inflows (1,105), resulting in a net loss of 900 households and $50.21 million in AGI. Migration
with the western region of
Orange County inflows as a % Foreign
the U.S. represented 6.36
West
of Total Inflows 2009‐2010 1%
5%
percent of all outflows and
Data Sourse:IRS
5.01 percent of all inflows.
Overall, outflows (489)
South
exceeded inflows (344),
16%
Midwest
resulting in a net outflow of
New York
4%
57%
145 households and $6.51
million in AGI. Migration
Northeast with the midwestern region
(other)
17%
of the U.S. represented 3.90
percent of all inflows and
4.41 percent of all outflows.
The net result was a net loss
of 71 households and a net loss of $4.22 million in AGI.
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Putnam County Migration 2009-2010 During the 2009-2010 migration period, outflows from Putnam County (2,244) exceeded inflows
into Putnam County (2,096), resulting in a net loss of 148 households and a $2.83 million
decrease in adjusted gross income (AGI), compared to a net loss of 187 households and an $5.03
million decrease in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, total outflows
fell 2.48 percent, total inflows fell 0.85 percent and the average AGI of inbound households
($62,747) was 4.81 percent higher than the average AGI of outbound households ($59,868). Intrastate Migration
During the 2009-2010 migration period, 77.67 percent of all inflows into Putnam County and
65.29 percent of all
Putnam County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse:IRS
outflows from
0%
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Putnam County
were intrastate,
Dutchess County
213
378
consistent with the
Orange County
48
43
77.77 percent and
Rockland County
27
13
62.41 percent
Ulster County
witnessed in the
15
25
2008-2009
Westchester County
807
622
migration period.
Total
1110
1081
Year over year, net
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
intrastate migration
declined 21.63
percent from a net inflow of 208 households in the 2008-2009 migration period to a net inflow
of 163 households in the 2009-2010 migration period. In contrast, the average AGI per
household gained
increased 9.23
Putnam County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse:IRS
percent from
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
$120,192 per
Dutchess County
$11,100
$22,682
household in the
Orange County
$2,991
$2,221
2008-2009 period
to $131,288 per
Rockland County
$1,891
$563
household in the
Ulster County
$308
$1,076
2009-2010 period.
Westchester County
$51,594
$39,702
Intrastate migratory
Total
$67,884
$66,244
flows were
dominated by
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
intraregional–
within the Hudson
Valley–activity and activity with the five counties of New York City (NYC). Intraregional
migration accounted for the largest share at 68.18 percent of all intrastate inflows and 73.79
percent of all intrastate outflows compared to 66.77 percent and 73.30 percent in the previous
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migration period.
Putnam County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse:IRS
Intraregional
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
inflows into
Putnam County
Bronx County
181
70
(1,110) exceeded
Kings County
50
63
intraregional
outflows from
New York County
95
91
Putnam County
Queens County
82
42
(1,081), resulting
in a net gain of 29
New York City
408
266
households and
$1.64 million of
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
AGI. The county
gained 185 households and $11.89 million in AGI from Westchester County and lost 165
households and $11.58 million in AGI to Dutchess County. Migration with Rockland and
Orange counties resulted in a net inflow of 19 households while migration with Ulster saw a net
outflow of 10 households. Year over year, intraregional inflows grew 1.37 percent; outflows
grew 2.85 percent.
Putnam County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
Migration with
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
NYC accounted for
25.06 percent of all
Bronx County
$12,366
$3,439
intrastate inflows
Kings County
$2,776
$3,043
into Putnam
County and 18.16
New York County
$11,338
$5,447
percent of all
intrastate outflows
Queens County
$5,796
$2,078
from Putnam
County. Inflows
New York City
$32,276
$14,007
into Putnam
County from NYC
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
(408) exceeded
outflows to NYC (266) by 142 households and $18.27 million in AGI: $128,662 per household
gained. As is typical in the region, Bronx County accounted for the largest share of inflows from
NYC at 44.36 percent (181 households) followed by New York County (Manhattan) at 23.28
percent and Queens County at 20.10 percent. Year over year, inflows from NYC fell 8.11
percent; outflows to NYC increased 3.50 percent.
Interstate3 and Foreign Migration
Total interstate and foreign migration into and out of Putnam County resulted in a net loss of 311
households compared to a net loss of 395 households in the 2008-2009 migration period. The net
AGI outflow was $24.23 million: $77,904 per household lost. Overall, interstate and foreign
outflows exceeded inflows by 66.45 percent. 3
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Migration within the northeastern region (sans New York State) represented 16.49
percent of all outflows and 10.64 percent of all inflows. Overall outflows (370) exceeded inflows
(223), resulting in a net
outflow of 147 households
Putnam County Inflows as a % of Foreign
West
and $9.96 million in AGI.
South
Total Inflows 2009‐2010 Data 0%
3%
The largest net outflow
6%
Sourse: IRS
was to the state of
Midwest
2%
Connecticut at 127
households and $8.96
million in AGI–of this total Northeast (other)
79.53 percent moved to
11%
Fairfield County,
Connecticut. Migration
with the state of
Massachusetts resulted in a
New York
net outflow of 10
78%
households and $308,000
in AGI. Net migration with
the state of New Jersey
was insignificant at 3 households and $634,000 in AGI. Migration with the southern region of
the U.S. represented 12.3
percent of all outflows and
West Foreign
Putnam County Outflows as a % 6.44 percent of all inflows.
of Total Outflows 2009‐2010 4% 1%
For the period, outflows
Data Sourse: IRS
(276) exceeded inflows
Midwest
South
(135), resulting in a net
1%
12%
outflow of 141 households
and $11.04 million in AGI.
Migration with the western
Northeast region of the U.S.
(other)
17%
represented 4.14 percent of
New York
all outflows and 3.39
65%
percent of all inflows. For
the period, outflows (93)
exceeded inflows (71),
resulting in a net outflow
of 22 households and $2.09 million in AGI. For the 2009-2010 migration period, migration with
the Midwestern region resulted in a net gain of 15 households and net loss of $113,000 in AGI.
Foreign migration resulted in a net outflow of 16 households and $1.02 million in AGI.
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Rockland County Migration 2009-2010
During the 2009-2010 migration period, outflows from Rockland County (4,593) exceeded
inflows into Rockland County (3,929), resulting in a net loss of 664 households and a $69.67
million reduction in adjusted gross income (AGI), compared to a net loss of 885 households and
a $72.75 million reduction in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, total
inflows fell 3.70 percent, outflows fell 8.10 percent and the average AGI of outbound households
($61,974) was 13.27 percent higher than the average AGI of inbound households ($54,714).
Intrastate Migration
During the 2009-2010 migration period, 56.40 percent of all inflows into Rockland County and
44.63 percent of all
Rockland County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
outflows from
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Rockland County
Dutchess County
34
52
were intrastate,
consistent with the
Orange County
378
481
54.61 percent and
Putnam County
13
27
43.93 percent
Sullivan County
29
16
witnessed in the
Ulster County
32
39
2008-2009
migration period.
Westchester County
381
347
Year over year, net
Total
867
962
intrastate migration
resulted in a net
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
inflow of 166
households and $4.47 million in AGI compared to a net inflow of 47 households and $20.96
million in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration period. Intrastate migratory flows were
dominated by
Rockland County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
intraregional–
within the Hudson
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
Valley– activity and
Dutchess County
$1,825
$3,329
activity with the
Orange County
$15,448
$30,816
five counties of
Putnam County
$563
$1,891
New York City
Sullivan County
$1,403
$493
(NYC).
Ulster County
$1,580
$2,900
Intraregional
Westchester County
$28,331
$21,712
migration
accounted for 39.12
Total
$49,150
$61,141
percent of all
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
intrastate inflows
and 46.93 percent
of all intrastate outflows compared to 40.57 percent and 46.63 percent in the previous migration
period.
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Overall, intraregional outflows from Rockland County (962) exceeded intraregional inflows into
Rockland County
Rockland County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
(867), resulting in a
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
net loss of 95
households and
Bronx County
158
327
$11.99 million in
Kings County
153
276
AGI: $126,211 per
337
272
household lost. The New York County
Queens County
164
238
largest net outflow
occurred with
Richmond County
11
28
Orange County at
New York City
823
1141
103 households and
$15.37 million in
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
AGI; migration
with Westchester
County resulted in a net gain of 34 households and $6.62 million in AGI. Year over year,
intraregional inflows decreased 4.09 percent; outflows fell 5.41 percent.
Migration with
Rockland County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
NYC accounted
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
for the largest
share of
Bronx County
$20,691
$6,769
intraregional
Kings County
$13,684
$7,570
activity at 51.49
New York County
$19,338
$26,704
percent of all
Queens County
$14,598
$7,756
intrastate inflows
Richmond County
and 40.15 percent
$1,774
$454
of all intrastate
New York City
$70,085
$49,253
outflows,
consistent with
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
the migratory
flows witnessed in the 2008-2009 period. Inflows into Rockland County (1,141) from NYC
exceeded outflows to NYC (823) by 318 households and $20.83 million in AGI: $65,503 per
household gained. Rockland County witnessed positive net inflows from Bronx (169), Kings
(123), Queens (74) and Richmond (17). Migration with New York County (Manhattan) resulted
in a net loss of 65 households. Migration with Queens County produced the highest average
AGI: $92,460 per household gained. Year over year, total inflows grew 4.58 percent; outflows
fell 9.36 percent.
Interstate4 and Foreign Migration
Total interstate and foreign migration into and out of Rockland County resulted in a net loss of
830 households compared to a net loss of 932 households in the 2008-2009 migration period.
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The net AGI outflow was $74.14 million: $89,328 per household lost. Overall, outflows
exceeded inflow by 48.45 percent. Migration within the northeastern region (sans New York State) represented 27.82 percent of
all outflows and 22.42 percent of all inflows. Overall, outflows (1,278) exceeded inflows (881),
resulting in a net loss of 397 households and $36.55 million in AGI. The largest net outflow was
to the state of New Jersey
Rockland County Outflows as a at 255 households and
Foreign
West
% of Total Outflows
2009‐2010 2%
$21.10 million in AGI–
5%
Data Sourse: IRS
34.90 percent of this total
(89 households) moved
into Bergen County, New
Jersey; 10.20 percent (26
South
19%
households) moved into
New York
Hudson County, New
44%
Midwest
Jersey. The second largest
2%
net outflow was to the state
Northeast of Pennsylvania at 71
(other)
households and $5.93
28%
million in AGI, followed
by the state of Connecticut
at 46 households and $3.25
million in AGI. Migration with the southern region of the U.S. represented 18.66 percent of all outflows and
11.35 percent of all inflows. For the period, outflows (857) exceeded inflows (446), resulting in a
net outflow of 411
households and $35.77
Rockland County Inflows as a % Foreign
West
of Total Inflows
2009‐2010 Data million in AGI. Migration
2%
Sourse: IRS
5%
with the western region
of the U.S. represented
5.14 percent of all
Midwest
South
outflows and 4.43 percent
3%
11%
of all inflows. For the
period, outflows (236)
exceeded inflows (174),
New York
Northeast resulting in a net outflow
56%
(other)
of 62 households and
23%
$2.33 million in AGI.
Migration with the
midwestern region
represented 2.05 of all
outflows and 3.05 of all
inflows. The net result was a gain of 26 households and $1.30 million in AGI.
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Sullivan County Migration 2009-2010 During the 2009-2010 migration period, total outflows from Sullivan County (1,562) exceeded
inflows into Sullivan County (1,421), resulting in a net loss of 141 households and a $4.98
million decrease in adjusted gross income (AGI), compared to a net loss of 235 households and a
$756,000 decrease in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, total outflows
fell 9.66 percent, inflows fell 4.89 percent and the average AGI of inbound households ($40,020)
was 1.07 percent higher than the average AGI of outbound households ($39,596).
Intrastate Migration
During the period, 72.55 percent of all inflows into Sullivan County and 58.96 percent of all
outflows from Sullivan County were intrastate, consistent with the 70.55 percent and 56.51
percent witnessed in the 2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, intrastate migration
increased 42.86
percent from a net
Sullivan County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
inflow of 77
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
households in the
2008-2009
Dutchess County
20
28
migration period to
Orange County
414
343
a net inflow of 110
households in the
Rockland County
16
29
2009-2010
Ulster County
99
113
migration period.
Over the same
Westchester County
40
32
period, the average
Total
589
545
AGI per household
gained fell 28.56
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
percent from
$132,987 in the 2008-2009 period to $95,000 in the 2009-2010 period.
Intrastate migratory
flows were
Sullivan County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse:IRS
dominated by
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
intraregional–
Dutchess County
$706
$762
within the Hudson
Valley–activity and
Orange County
$12,799
$15,769
activity with the
Rockland County
$1,403
$493
five counties of
Ulster County
$4,072
$3,267
New York City
Westchester County
$2,170
$1,670
(NYC).
Intraregional
Total
$21,150
$21,961
migration
accounted for 57.13
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
percent of all
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intrastate inflows and 59.17 percent of all intrastate outflows compared to 59.87 percent and
58.75 percent in the previous migration period. Overall, intraregional inflows into Sullivan
County (589) exceeded intraregional outflows (545), resulting in a net gain of 44 households and
$811,000 in AGI:
$18,432 per
Sullivan County Migration 2009‐2010 Sourse Data: IRS
household gained.
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
The largest net
Bronx County
45
29
inflow was from
Orange County at 71
Kings County
75
50
households and
New York County
72
40
$2.97 million in
Queens County
75
46
AGI. Sullivan
Richmond County
18
11
experienced a net
outflow to Ulster
New York City
285
176
(14), Rockland (13)
and Dutchess (8)
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
counties. Year over
year, intraregional inflows fell 6.66 percent; outflows decreased 5.05 percent. Migration between
Sullivan County and NYC represented 27.64 percent of all intrastate inflows and 19.11 percent
of all intrastate outflows. During the period, inflows into Sullivan County from NYC (285)
exceeded outflows
Sullivan County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
to NYC (176) by
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
109 households and
$9.88 million in
Bronx County
$2,239
$1,112
AGI: $90,642 per
Kings County
$4,516
$1,427
household gained.
New York County
$5,464
$1,960
Kings County
(Brooklyn) and
Queens County
$3,260
$1,523
Queens County
Richmond County
$899
$476
accounted for the
New York City
$16,378
$6,498
largest share of
inflows at 26.32
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
percent each (both
with 75 households),
followed by New York County (Manhattan) at 25.26 percent (72 households). The largest net
inflow came from Manhattan at 32 households and $3.50 million in AGI. Year over year, inflows
from NYC rose 10.04 percent; outflows to NYC declined 16.19 percent.
Interstate5 and Foreign Migration Total interstate and foreign migration into and out of Sullivan County resulted in a net loss of
251 households compared to a net loss of 312 households in the 2008-2009 migration period.
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The net AGI outflow was
$15.43 million: $61,470
per household lost.
Overall, interstate and
foreign outflows exceeded
inflows by 64.36 percent.
West
4%
Foreign
1%
Sullivan County Outflows as a % of Total Outflows 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
South
21%
Migration within the
northeastern region (sans
Midwest
New York State)
2%
New York
represented 12.8 percent of
Northeast 59%
(other)
all outflows and 10.06
13%
percent of all inflows.
Outflows (200) exceeded
inflows (143), resulting in
a net loss of 57 households
and $1.87 million in AGI. Migration with the southern region of the U.S. represented 20.74
percent of all outflows and 10.13 percent of all inflows. For the period, outflows (324) exceeded
inflows (144), resulting in a net outflow of 180 households and $12.47 million in AGI. Migration
with the western region of the U.S. represented 4.55 percent of all outflows and 3.80 percent of
all inflows. For the period,
Foreign
outflows (71) exceeded
Sullivan County Inflows as a % West
1%
of Total Inflows 2009‐2010 inflows (54), resulting in a
4%
Data Soure: IRS
net outflow of 17
Midwest
households and $834,000
2%
South
in AGI. For the 2009-2010
10%
migration period,
migration with the
midwestern region of the
Northeast (other)
U.S. represented 2.05
10%
percent of all outflows and
New York
2.39 percent of all inflows.
73%
For the period, inflows
(34) exceeded outflows
(32), resulting in a net
inflow of 2 households and
$124,000 in AGI. Foreign migration resulted in a net inflow of one household and $132,000 in
AGI.
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Ulster County Migration 2009-2010 During the 2009-2010 migration period, outflows from Ulster County (3,506) exceeded inflows
to Ulster County (3,273), resulting in a net loss of 233 households and a $12.43 million decrease
in adjusted gross income (AGI), compared to a net loss of 544 households and a $737,000
increase in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration. Year over year, total outflows fell 7.91 percent,
total inflows grew 0.31 percent and the average AGI of inbound households ($44,910) was 17.02
percent higher than the average AGI of outbound households ($38,379).
Intrastate Migration
During the 2009-2010 migration period, 71.13 percent of all inflows into Ulster County and
60.33 percent of all outflows from Ulster County were intrastate, consistent with the 70.61
percent and 60.07
Ulster County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Soure: IRS
percent witnessed
in the 2008-2009
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
migration period.
Dutchess County
520
547
Year over year,
Orange County
554
497
intrastate migration
resulted in a net
Putnam County
25
15
gain of 213
Rockland County
39
32
households and
Sullivan County
113
99
$24.39 million in
Westchester …
82
60
AGI compared to a
net gain of 17
Total
1333
1250
households and
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
$23.00 million in
AGI in the 2008-2009 migration period. Intrastate migratory flows were dominated by
intraregional–
within the Hudson
Ulster County Migration 2009‐2010 Data Sourse: IRS
Valley–activity and
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
activity with the
Dutchess County
$22,145
$22,053
five counties of
Orange County
$19,825
$23,082
New York City
Putnam County
$308
$1,076
(NYC).
Rockland County
$1,580
$2,900
Intraregional
Sullivan County
$3,267
$4,072
migration
Westchester County
$2,658
$4,840
accounted for the
Total
$49,783
$58,023
largest share of
intrastate activity at
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
57.26 percent of all
inflows and 59.10
percent of all outflows compared to 58.16 percent and 55.71 percent in the previous migration
period.
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Intraregional
Ulster County Migation 2009‐2010 Sourse Data: IRS
inflows (1,333)
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
exceeded
intraregional
Bronx County
49
36
outflows (1,250)
Kings County
122
92
which resulted in a
net gain of 83
New York County
178
100
households and
Queens County
83
54
$8.24 million of
Richmond County
15
0
AGI: $99,277 per
New York City
447
household gained.
282
The largest net
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
inflow occurred
with Orange County
at 57 households, followed by Westchester County at 22 households. Migration with Dutchess
County resulted in a net loss of 27 households and $92,000 of AGI. Year over year, intraregional
inflows were down 0.52 percent; outflows were also down 1.88 percent.
Migration with NYC accounted for 19.20 percent of all intrastate inflows and 13.33
percent of intrastate
Ulster County Migration 2009‐2010 Sourse Data: IRS
outflows compared
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
to 17.93 percent and
13.99 percent in the
Bronx County
$3,758
$1,040
2008-2009
Kings County
$5,950
$3,243
migration period.
New York County
$18,884
$7,311
During the period,
inflows into Ulster
Queens County
$4,417
$1,990
County from NYC
Richmond County
$405
$0
(447) exceeded
New York City
$33,414
$13,584
outflows to NYC
(282), resulting in a
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
net gain of 165
households and
$19.83 million in AGI: $120,182 per household gained. New York County (Manhattan)
accounted for the largest share of net inflows at 78 households and $11.57 million in AGI:
$148,372 per household. Migration with Kings County (Brooklyn) resulted in a net gain of 30
households and $2.71 million in AGI: $90,233 per household. Year over year, intraregional
inflows were up 8.23 percent; outflows were down 11.88 percent. Interstate6 and Foreign Migration Total interstate and foreign migration into and out of Ulster County resulted in a net loss of 446
households compared to a net loss of 561 households in the 2008-2009 migration period. The net
AGI outflow was $11.96 million: $26,818 per household lost.
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Migration within the
West
7%
Foreign
1%
Ulster County Outflows as a northeastern region of
% of Total Outflows 2009‐2010 Sourse Data: IRS
the U.S. (sans New
York State)
represented 9.50
percent of all inflows
South
and 10.58 percent of all
18%
outflows. Overall
outflows (371)
Midwest
exceeded inflows
New York
3%
Northeast (311), resulting in a net
60%
(other)
loss of 60 households
11%
and $206,000 in AGI:
$3,433 per household
lost.
southern region of the
U.S. represented 11.92 percent of all inflows and 18.23 percent of all outflows. Overall, outflows
(639) exceeded inflows (390), resulting in a net outflow of 249 households and $10.23 million in
AGI. Migration with the western region of the U.S. represented 3.82 percent of all inflows and
7.1 percent of all
Foreign
West
Ulster County Inflows as a outflows. For the
1%
4%
% of Total Inflows 2009‐2010 period, outflows (249)
Sourse Data: IRS
exceeded inflows (125),
Midwest
South
resulting in a net loss of
3%
12%
124 households and
$4.76 million in AGI.
Migration with the
midwestern region of
Northeast the U.S. accounted for
(other)
9%
New York
3.06 percent of all
71%
inflows and 2.91
percent of all outflows.
The net result was a net
loss of 2 households
and $49,000 in AGI.
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Westchester County Migration 2009-2010 During the 2009-2010 migration period, outflows from Westchester County (17,239) exceeded
inflows into Westchester County (15,771), resulting in a net loss of 1,468 households and a
$66.36 million reduction in adjusted gross income (AGI), compared to a net loss of 797
households and a $59.69 million reduction in AGI during the 2008-2009 migration period. Year
over year, total inflows fell 5.45 percent, outflows fell 1.36 percent and the average AGI of
inbound households ($76,026) was 3.58 percent higher than the average AGI of outbound
households ($73,401). Intrastate Migration
During the 2009Westchester County Migration 2009‐2010 Sourse Data : IRS
2010 migration
period, 65.57
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
percent of all
Dutchess County
425
697
inflows into
Westchester County
Orange County
250
307
and 50.39 percent of Putnam County
622
807
all outflows from
Rockland County
347
381
Westchester County
Sullivan County
32
40
were intrastate,
Ulster County
60
82
consistent with the
Total
1736
2314
60.42 percent and
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
49.65 percent
witnessed in the
2008-2009 migration period. Year over year, net intrastate migration advanced 18.21 percent
from a net inflow of 1,400 households in the 2008-2009 migration period to a net inflow of 1,655
households in the
Westchester County Migration 2009‐2010 Sourse Data: IRS
2009-2010
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
migration period.
The average AGI
Dutchess County
$25,130
$46,987
per household
Orange County
$13,527
$18,424
gained fell 23.95
Putnam County
$39,702
$51,594
percent from
Rockland County
$21,712
$28,331
$205,043 to
Sullivan County
$2,170
$1,670
$155,934. Intrastate
Ulster County
$2,658
$4,840
migratory flows
Total
$104,899
$151,846
were dominated by
intraregional–within
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
the Hudson Valley–
activity and activity
with the five counties of New York City (NYC).
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Intraregional activity
Westcheter County Migration 2009‐2010 Sourse Data: IRS
accounted for 16.79
percent of all intrastate
0%
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
inflows and 26.64
Bronx County
3777
2098
percent of all intrastate
Kings County
709
612
outflows compared to
17.27 percent and
New York County
2197
1983
26.94 percent in the
Queens County
958
661
previous migration
Richmond County
66
52
period.
Taken as a whole,
New York City
7707
5406
intraregional outflows
(2,314) exceeded
Inflows of Households
Outflows of Households
intraregional inflows
(1,736), resulting in a net loss of 578 households and $46.95 million in AGI: $81,228 per
household lost. The largest net intraregional outflows occurred with Dutchess County at 272
households and $21.86 million in AGI, followed by Putnam County at 185 households and
$11.89 million in AGI.
Migration with Orange,
Westchester County Migration 2009‐2010 Sourse Data: IRS
Rockland, Sullivan and
0%
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Ulster counties resulted
Bronx County
$79,754
$192,187
in a net loss of 121
Kings County
$24,955
$53,309
households and $13.20
million in AGI. Year
New York County
$188,557
$317,102
over year, intraregional
Queens County
$29,676
$72,280
inflows decreased 0.23
Richmond County
$2,853
$3,491
percent; outflows fell
1.03 percent.
New York City
$325,795
$638,369
Migration with
NYC accounted for the
Inflow of AGI in 1000's
Outflow of AGI in 1000's
largest share of
intrastate migratory flows at 74.53 percent of all inflows and 62.24 percent of all outflows.
During the 2009-2010 migration period, inflows into Westchester County from NYC (7,707)
exceeded outflows to NYC (5,406) by 2,301 households and $312.57 million in AGI: $135,841
per household gained. Bronx County accounted for the largest share of net inflows at 72.97
percent (1,679 households) followed by Queens County at 12.91 percent (297 households).
Migration with New York County (Manhattan) produced the largest net inflow of AGI at
$128.55 million: $600,678 per household.
Interstate7 and Foreign Migration Total interstate and foreign migration into and out of Westchester County resulted in a net loss of
3,123 households compared to a net loss of 2,197 households in the 2008-2009 migration period.
7
The threshold for releasing county‐to‐county migration data is 10 or more households. Any county‐to‐county migration that does not meet this criterion is classified as “other” and added to regional data. The result is an incomplete picture of county‐to‐county and county‐to‐state migratory flows. Page 20 of 29
The net AGI outflow was $324.43 million: $103,885 per household lost. Overall, outflows
exceeded inflow by 36.51 percent.
Migration within the
Westchester County Outflows as a Foreign
northeastern region (sans
West
% of Total Outflows 2009‐2010 2%
5%
New York State)
Sourse Data: IRS
represented 21.72 percent
of all outflows and 15.32
percent of all inflows.
South
Overall, outflows (3,745)
18%
exceeded inflows (2,416),
New York
Midwest
resulting in a net outflow
50%
3%
of 1,329 households and
Northeast $131.54 million in AGI.
(other)
22%
The largest net outflow was
to the state of Connecticut
at 886 households and
$103.52 million in AGI–of
this total, 89.39 percent (792 households) moved into Fairfield County, Connecticut. The average
AGI per household lost was $118,580. Migration with the state of New Jersey resulted in a net
loss of 134 households and a gain of $7.12 million in AGI. The most active county-to-county
outflows were with Essex
Westchester County Inflows as a County, New Jersey, at 29
Foreign
West
% of Total Inflows 2009‐2010 1%
households and $3.83
4%
Sourse Data: IRS
million in AGI followed
by Union County, New
Midwest
South
Jersey, at 27 households
3%
11%
and $1.15 million in AGI.
Migration with Hudson
County, New Jersey,
resulted in a net gain of 33
New York
households and $16.58
66%
Northeast million in AGI. Migratory
(other)
flows with the state of
15%
Massachusetts and the
state of Pennsylvania
resulted in a net outflow of
135 and 124 households, respectively. Migration with the southern region of the U.S.
represented 17.55 percent of all outflows and 11.02 percent of all inflows. For the period,
outflows (3,025) exceeded inflows (1,738), resulting in a net outflow of 1,287 households and
$125.93 million in AGI. Migration with the western region of the U.S. represented 5.48 percent
of all outflows and 4.15 percent of all inflows. For the period, outflows (944) exceeded inflows
(655), resulting in a net outflow of 289 households and $24.10 million in AGI. Migration with
the midwestern region represented 2.69 of all outflows and 2.78 of all inflows. The net result
was a loss of 24 households and $6.01 million in AGI. Foreign migration resulted in a net loss of
194 households and $36.85 million in AGI.
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Dutchess County Inflows/Outflows 2007‐2010 (all income figures in thousands USD)
Data Source: IRS
Inflow 07‐08
State/Region/County
Interstate
Households
Outflow 07‐08
Income
Households
Inflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Outflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Inflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Outflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Income
1712
$87,276
2735
$143,993
1671
$76,731
2479
$125,076
1613
$74,823
2368
$130,840
186
$4,408
57
$2,651
198
$3,404
63
$3,632
37
$2,319
79
$2,894
1898
$91,684
2792
$146,644
1869
$80,135
2542
$128,708
1650
$77,142
2447
$133,734
3665
$221,587
3123
$157,654
3481
$195,107
3006
$140,376
3422
$191,167
2822
$138,861
Northeast (other)
612
$37,644
886
$48,862
617
$32,194
829
$44,903
572
$28,011
761
$39,673
Midwest
170
$6,024
185
$9,875
153
$6,976
186
$9,675
144
$7,361
142
$6,332
South
655
$32,390
1294
$67,288
648
$25,705
1085
$53,074
626
$24,428
1117
$68,016
West
275
$11,218
370
$17,968
253
$11,856
379
$17,424
271
$15,023
348
$16,819
5563
$313,271
5915
$304,298
5350
$275,242
5548
$269,084
5072
$268,309
5269
$272,595
Orange County
355
$15,882
343
$15,235
442
$19,540
373
$16,037
371
$16,646
377
$17,175
Putnam County
470
$28,224
205
$11,075
368
$21,048
217
$10,370
378
$22,682
213
$11,100
Rockland County
48
$2,543
53
$3,062
63
$4,350
50
$2,648
52
$3,329
34
$1,825
Sullivan County
31
$1,208
28
$1,289
25
$1,238
24
$1,015
28
$706
20
$762
Ulster County
508
$20,566
590
$25,547
510
$23,558
552
$22,972
547
$22,145
520
$22,053
Westchester County
793
$55,810
414
$29,135
696
$42,845
444
$28,007
697
$46,987
425
$25,130
2205
$124,233
1633
$85,343
2104
$112,579
1660
$81,049
2073
$112,495
1589
$78,045
Bronx County
301
$15,931
141
$5,600
254
$12,948
119
$4,164
275
$15,631
122
$4,338
Kings County
151
$8,614
153
$5,986
165
$9,145
141
$6,167
160
$9,981
119
$3,930
New York County
207
$33,537
206
$15,916
204
$24,184
159
$9,378
196
$20,542
188
$18,436
Queens County
154
$8,312
143
$5,424
172
$9,711
143
$5,880
186
$10,317
103
$3,778
Richmond County
18
$1,018
0
$0
11
$521
16
$914
17
$803
13
$468
New York City Total
831
$67,412
643
$32,926
806
$56,509
578
$26,503
834
$57,274
545
$30,950
Foreign
Interstate + Foreign
Intrastate
Total Migration
Hudson Valley Total
Page 22 of 29
Putnam County
Inflows/Outflows 2007‐2010 (all income figures in thousands USD)
Data Source: IRS
Inflow 07‐08
State/Region/County
Interstate
Households
Outflow 07‐08
Income
Households
Inflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Outflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Inflow 09‐10
Income
Households
466
$23,305
903
$62,154
456
$21,602
849
$51,410
10
$1,014
13
$732
14
$701
16
$918
476
$24,319
916
$62,886
470
$22,303
865
$52,328
468
1704
$138,681
1555
$101,989
1644
$109,301
1436
$84,305
229
$12,321
442
$28,983
212
$10,413
398
25
$1,363
46
$3,503
28
$1,510
South
146
$7,080
319
$23,884
156
West
66
$2,541
96
$5,784
2180
$163,000
2471
205
$11,075
Orange County
38
Rockland County
Ulster County
Income
Income
$48,189
16
$1,024
$24,985
779
$49,213
1628
$106,532
1465
$85,130
$24,503
223
$13,805
370
$23,763
37
$1,966
39
$2,976
24
$3,089
$7,093
314
$20,084
135
$5,515
276
$16,558
60
$2,586
100
$4,857
71
$2,689
93
$4,779
$164,875
2114
$131,604
2301
$136,633
2096
$131,517
2244
$134,343
470
$28,224
217
$10,370
368
$21,048
213
$11,100
378
$22,682
$2,257
44
$2,196
40
$2,142
40
$2,668
48
$2,991
43
$2,221
27
$2,226
27
$1,987
16
$978
18
$1,927
27
$1,891
13
$563
21
$976
27
$1,152
18
$838
24
$1,087
15
$308
25
$1,076
866
$62,565
555
$38,510
804
$53,827
601
$35,124
807
$51,594
622
$39,702
1157
$79,099
1123
$72,069
1095
$68,155
1051
$61,854
1110
$67,884
1081
$66,244
Bronx County
177
$12,187
84
$3,791
173
$10,722
73
$3,488
181
$12,366
70
$3,439
Kings County
64
$5,656
47
$1,952
90
$4,722
48
$1,854
50
$2,776
63
$3,043
102
$28,081
91
$13,457
104
$12,629
78
$6,563
95
$11,338
91
$5,447
Queens County
85
$6,478
58
$3,206
77
$6,708
58
$2,671
82
$5,796
42
$2,078
New York City Total
428
$52,402
280
$22,406
444
$34,781
257
$14,576
408
$32,276
266
$14,007
Interstate + Foreign
Intrastate
Northeast (other)
Midwest
Total Migration
Dutchess County
Westchester County
Hudson Valley Total
New York County
$24,985
Households
763
Foreign
468
Outflow 09‐10
Page 23 of 29
Sullivan County
Inflows/Outflows 2007‐2010 (all income figures in thousands USD)
Data Source: IRS
Inflow 07‐08
State/Region/County
Interstate
Households
456
Outflow 07‐08
Income
$18,405
Foreign
Interstate + Foreign
Households
Inflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Outflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Inflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Outflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Income
793
$30,533
427
$17,875
735
$28,468
375
$11,840
627
$27,137
16
$265
13
$256
17
$660
15
$298
14
$430
456
$18,405
809
$30,798
440
$18,131
752
$29,128
390
$12,138
641
$27,567
1145
$58,159
1035
$38,227
1054
$49,899
977
$39,658
1031
$44,731
921
$34,282
201
$9,950
237
$9,398
157
$9,752
244
$10,548
143
$5,625
200
$7,490
33
$1,211
46
$1,715
26
$1,058
45
$1,171
34
$921
32
$1,045
South
181
$5,956
426
$16,648
200
$5,776
371
$13,913
144
$3,950
324
$16,424
West
41
$1,288
84
$2,772
44
$1,289
75
$2,836
54
$1,344
71
$2,178
1601
$76 564
$76,564
1844
$69 025
$69,025
1494
$68 030
$68,030
1729
$68 786
$68,786
1421
$56 869
$56,869
1562
$61 849
$61,849
28
$1,289
31
$1,208
24
$1,015
25
$1,238
20
$762
28
$706
478
$19,824
372
$13,152
416
$16,443
400
$15,661
414
$15,769
343
$12,799
35
$1,796
20
$797
24
$843
23
$890
16
$493
29
$1,403
107
$3,750
109
$3,675
124
$4,795
104
$4,027
99
$3,267
113
$4,072
44
$4,225
30
$1,541
43
$2,066
22
$608
40
$1,670
32
$2,170
692
$30,884
562
$20,373
631
$25,162
574
$22,424
589
$21,961
545
$21,150
Bronx County
68
$2,885
50
$1,655
47
$1,894
36
$1,210
45
$2,239
29
$1,112
Kings County
81
$4,592
62
$1,894
86
$4,669
51
$1,462
75
$4,516
50
$1,427
New York County
73
$7,739
55
$3,504
60
$7,731
71
$5,675
72
$5,464
40
$1,960
Queens County
67
$3,917
54
$2,721
51
$3,030
42
$1,797
75
$3,260
46
$1,523
Richmond County
17
$991
0
$0
15
$565
10
$363
18
$899
11
$476
New York City Total
306
$20,124
221
$9,774
259
$17,889
210
$10,507
285
$16,378
176
$6,498
Intrastate
Northeast (other)
Midwest
Total Migration
Total Migration
Dutchess County
Orange County
Rockland County
Ulster County
Westchester County
Hudson Valley Total
Page 24 of 29
Orange County
Inflows/Outflows 2007‐2010 (all income figures in thousands USD)
Data Source: IRS
Inflow 07‐08
State/Region/County
Interstate
Households
Outflow 07‐08
Income
Households
Inflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Outflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Inflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Outflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Income
3054
$142,127
4613
$232,329
3060
$130,852
4055
$207,184
2863
$118,678
4125
$190,925
120
$5,355
123
$4,803
104
$5,130
103
$4,500
89
$3,953
123
$5,713
3174
$147,482
4736
$237,132
3164
$135,982
4158
$211,684
2952
$122,631
4248
$196,638
Intrastate
4608
$261,230
3596
$179,998
4153
$218,649
3575
$166,504
3917
$206,345
3437
$149,693
Northeast (other)
1252
$68,378
1405
$85,120
1195
$61,490
1298
$71,928
1146
$56,606
1292
$67,926
289
$12,937
363
$19,286
311
$11,833
293
$14,528
268
$10,311
339
$14,527
South
1143
$43,648
2295
$104,293
1164
$42,097
1951
$97,246
1105
$38,265
2005
$88,470
West
370
$17,164
550
$23,630
390
$15,432
513
$23,482
344
$13,496
489
$20,002
7782
$408,712
8332
$417,130
7317
$354,631
7733
$378,188
6869
$328,976
7685
$346,331
Dutchess County
343
$15,235
355
$15,882
373
$16,037
442
$19,540
377
$17,175
371
$16,646
Putnam County
44
$2,196
38
$2,257
40
$2,668
40
$2,142
43
$2,221
48
$2,991
Rockland County
651
$43,441
363
$20,786
507
$28,393
372
$23,051
481
$30,816
378
$15,448
Sullivan County
372
$13,152
478
$19,824
400
$15,661
416
$16,443
343
$12,799
414
$15,769
Ulster County
478
$17,976
588
$26,987
527
$21,186
533
$21,073
497
$19,825
554
$23,082
Westchester County
393
$23,764
266
$14,499
323
$18,749
267
$13,700
307
$18,424
250
$13,527
2281
$115,764
2088
$100,235
2170
$102,694
2070
$95,949
2048
$101,260
2015
$87,463
Bronx County
729
$42,525
237
$10,238
607
$33,718
243
$10,334
533
$31,495
231
$9,349
Kings County
316
$18,718
194
$7,695
267
$14,923
210
$8,379
263
$11,871
197
$7,200
New York County
272
$24,883
220
$14,660
287
$22,356
191
$14,316
290
$20,312
210
$11,574
Queens County
381
$26,193
206
$8,614
280
$17,099
225
$8,860
276
$15,502
172
$6,633
Foreign
Interstate + Foreign
Midwest
Total Migration
Hudson Valley Total
Richmond County
74
$6,552
27
$1,326
50
$3,664
21
$1,029
66
$4,640
30
$1,506
New York City Total
1772
$118,871
884
$42,533
1491
$91,760
890
$42,918
1428
$83,820
840
$36,262
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Rockland County
Inflows/Outflows 2007‐2010 (all income figures in thousands USD)
Data Source: IRS
Inflow 07‐08
State/Region/County
Interstate
Households
Outflow 07‐08
Income
Households
Inflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Outflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Inflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Outflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Income
1837
$112,409
2899
$198,754
1728
$98,864
2725
$194,820
1621
$82,404
2465
$155,762
71
$2,137
63
$8,879
124
$5,110
59
$2,859
92
$3,568
78
$4,352
1908
$114,546
2962
$207,633
1852
$103,974
2784
$197,679
1713
$85,972
2543
$160,114
Intrastate
2382
$157,962
2432
$158,079
2228
$145,551
2181
$124,592
2216
$129,001
2050
$124,530
Northeast (other)
1005
$70,435
1410
$109,224
933
$66,091
1405
$99,596
881
$52,055
1278
$88,607
Midwest
144
$11,478
92
$5,303
116
$6,877
138
$6,632
120
$6,530
94
$5,232
South
517
$21,383
1094
$66,620
502
$18,203
897
$72,641
446
$13,577
857
$49,349
West
171
$9,113
303
$17,607
177
$7,693
285
$15,951
174
$10,242
236
$12,574
4290
$272,508
5394
$365,712
4080
$249,525
4965
$322,271
3929
$214,973
4593
$284,644
53
$3,062
48
$2,543
50
$2,648
63
$4,350
34
$1,825
52
$3,329
Orange County
363
$20,786
651
$43,441
372
$23,051
507
$28,393
378
$15,448
481
$30,816
Putnam County
27
$1,987
27
$2,226
18
$1,927
16
$978
13
$563
27
$1,891
Sullivan County
20
$797
35
$1,796
23
$890
24
$843
29
$1,403
16
$493
Ulster County
25
$1,324
38
$2,234
41
$2,073
55
$2,486
32
$1,580
39
$2,900
414
$32,311
362
$26,157
400
$29,728
352
$24,124
381
$28,331
347
$21,712
902
$60,267
1161
$78,397
904
$60,317
1017
$61,174
867
$49,150
962
$61,141
Bronx County
402
$24,874
210
$7,923
333
$19,482
197
$7,471
327
$20,691
158
$6,769
Kings County
263
$15,069
182
$7,700
240
$12,709
164
$5,991
276
$13,684
153
$7,570
New York County
319
$28,855
419
$39,153
285
$25,703
366
$25,752
272
$19,338
337
$26,704
Queens County
202
$13,016
166
$6,916
207
$13,122
165
$7,328
238
$14,598
164
$7,756
Foreign
Interstate + Foreign
Total Migration
Dutchess County
Westchester County
Hudson Valley Total
Richmond County
21
$974
19
$1,131
26
$1,657
16
$890
28
$1,774
11
$454
New York City Total
1207
$82,788
996
$62,823
1091
$72,673
908
$47,432
1141
$70,085
823
$49,253
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Ulster County
Inflows/Outflows 2007‐2010 (all income figures in thousands USD)
Data Source: IRS
Inflow 07‐08
State/Region/County
Interstate
Households
Outflow 07‐08
Income
Households
Inflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Outflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Inflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Outflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Income
1036
$37,193
1597
$66,861
917
$31,779
1499
$53,612
926
$33,885
1361
$49,136
72
$1,871
33
$1,102
42
$468
21
$875
19
$4,196
30
$906
1108
$39,064
1630
$67,963
959
$32,247
1520
$54,487
945
$38,081
1391
$50,042
2505
$126,711
2239
$90,415
2304
$116,937
2287
$93,960
2328
$108,908
2115
$84,516
Northeast (other)
353
$14,942
463
$20,630
311
$11,918
420
$16,517
311
$16,254
371
$16,460
Midwest
107
$3,628
114
$4,298
86
$2,922
110
$3,536
100
$3,032
102
$3,081
South
386
$11,764
797
$32,976
369
$10,994
727
$26,181
390
$11,258
639
$21,490
West
190
$6,859
223
$8,957
151
$5,945
242
$7,378
125
$3,341
249
$8,105
3613
$165,775
3869
$158,378
3263
$149,184
3807
$148,447
3273
$146,989
3506
$134,558
Dutchess County
590
$25,547
508
$20,566
552
$22,972
510
$23,558
520
$22,053
547
$22,145
Orange County
588
$26,987
478
$17,976
533
$21,073
527
$21,186
554
$23,082
497
$19,825
Putnam County
27
$1,152
21
$976
24
$1,087
18
$838
25
$1,076
15
$308
Rockland County
38
$2,234
25
$1,324
55
$2,486
41
$2,073
39
$2,900
32
$1,580
Sullivan County
109
$3,675
107
$3,750
104
$4,027
124
$4,795
113
$4,072
99
$3,267
93
$4,815
63
$2,771
72
$5,412
54
$4,015
82
$4,840
60
$2,658
1445
$64,410
1202
$47,363
1340
$57,057
1274
$56,465
1333
$58,023
1250
$49,783
Bronx County
67
$2,733
34
$986
52
$2,389
49
$1,689
49
$3,758
36
$1,040
Kings County
122
$5,336
94
$4,381
115
$5,964
94
$4,062
122
$5,950
92
$3,243
New York County
165
$25,753
130
$8,471
163
$27,261
93
$5,075
178
$18,884
100
$7,311
88
$5,313
72
$2,702
71
$4,640
70
$2,886
83
$4,417
54
$1,990
Foreign
Interstate + Foreign
Intrastate
Total Migration
Westchester County
Hudson Valley Total
Queens County
Richmond County
21
$1,341
12
$484
12
$754
14
$321
15
$405
0
$0
New York City Total
463
$40,476
342
$17,024
413
$41,008
320
$14,033
447
$33,414
282
$13,584
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Westchester County
Inflows/Outflows 2007‐2010 (all income figures in thousands USD)
Data Source: IRS
Inflow 07‐08
State/Region/County
Interstate
Households
Outflow 07‐08
Income
Households
Inflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Outflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Inflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Outflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Income
6194
$525,411
9330
$925,807
5866
$523,630
8384
$729,976
5248
$372,913
8177
$660,492
696
$57,909
450
$59,524
736
$58,575
415
$79,595
182
$28,613
376
$65,466
6890
$583,320
9780
$985,331
6602
$582,205
8799
$809,571
5430
$401,526
8553
$725,958
10542
$966,572
9191
$671,460
10078
$854,563
8678
$567,505
10341
$797,479
8686
$539,408
2925
$265,168
4143
$418,344
2601
$229,787
3782
$381,748
2416
$188,369
3745
$319,905
497
$63,718
495
$58,142
440
$45,584
503
$42,338
439
$33,365
463
$39,379
South
1967
$126,326
3595
$318,102
2020
$152,156
3075
$221,868
1738
$104,282
3025
$230,216
West
805
$70,199
1097
$131,219
805
$96,103
1024
$84,022
655
$46,897
944
$70,992
17432
$1,549,892
18971
$1,656,791
16680
$1,436,768
17477
$1,377,076
15771
$1,199,005
17239
$1,265,366
Dutchess County
414
$29,135
793
$55,810
444
$28,007
696
$42,845
425
$25,130
697
$46,987
Orange County
266
$14,499
393
$23,764
267
$13,700
323
$18,749
250
$13,527
307
$18,424
Putnam County
555
$38,510
866
$62,565
601
$35,124
804
$53,827
622
$39,702
807
$51,594
Rockland County
362
$26,157
414
$32,311
352
$24,124
400
$29,728
347
$21,712
381
$28,331
Sullivan County
30
$1,541
44
$4,225
22
$608
43
$2,066
32
$2,170
40
$1,670
Ulster County
63
$2,771
93
$4,815
54
$4,015
72
$5,412
60
$2,658
82
$4,840
1690
$112,613
2603
$183,490
1740
$105,578
2338
$152,627
1736
$104,899
2314
$151,846
Bronx County
3744
$195,674
2204
$88,560
3510
$192,430
2141
$82,577
3777
$192,187
2098
$79,754
Kings County
725
$60,630
673
$32,164
696
$56,655
646
$29,297
709
$53,309
612
$24,955
2351
$446,093
1917
$226,613
2206
$368,425
1869
$199,459
2197
$317,102
1983
$188,557
921
$68,867
714
$36,808
912
$64,168
667
$30,431
958
$72,280
661
$29,676
Foreign
Interstate + Foreign
Intrastate
Northeast (other)
Midwest
Total Migration
Hudson Valley Total
New York County
Queens County
Richmond County
71
$4,278
55
$2,718
93
$5,265
47
$2,472
66
$3,491
52
$2,853
New York City Total
7812
$775,542
5563
$386,863
7417
$686,943
5370
$344,236
7707
$638,369
5406
$325,795
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Hudson Valley Total
Inflows/Outflows 2007‐2010 (all income figures in thousands USD)
Data Source: IRS
Inflow 07‐08
State/Region/County
Interstate
Households
Outflow 07‐08
Income
Households
Inflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Outflow 08‐09
Income
Households
Inflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Outflow 09‐10
Income
Households
Income
14755
$946,126
22870
$1,660,431
14125
$901,333
20726
$1,390,546
13114
$719,528
19886
$1,262,481
1155
$72,694
755
$77,956
1231
$73,644
694
$93,039
434
$42,947
716
$80,785
15910
$1,018,820
23625
$1,738,387
15356
$974,977
21420
$1,483,585
13548
$762,475
20602
$1,343,266
26551
$1,930,902
23171
$1,397,822
24942
$1,690,007
22140
$1,216,900
24883
$1,584,163
21496
$1,156,420
Northeast (other)
6577
$478,838
8986
$720,561
6026
$421,645
8376
$649,743
5692
$360,725
8017
$563,824
Midwest
1265
$100,359
1341
$102,122
1160
$76,760
1312
$79,846
1144
$64,496
1196
$72,685
South
4995
$248,547
9820
$629,811
5059
$262,024
8420
$505,007
4584
$201,275
8243
$490,523
West
1918
$118,382
2723
$207,937
1880
$140,904
2618
$155,950
1694
$93,032
2430
$135,449
42461
$2,949,722
46796
$3,136,209
40298
$2,664,984
43560
$2,700,485
38431
$2,346,638
42098
$2,499,686
Dutchess County
1633
$85,343
2205
$124,233
1660
$81,049
2104
$112,579
1,589
$78,045
2073
$112,495
Orange County
2088
$100,235
2281
$115,764
2070
$95,949
2170
$102,694
2015
$87,463
2048
$101,260
Putnam County
1123
$72,069
1157
$79,099
1051
$61,854
1095
$68,155
1081
$66,244
1110
$67,884
Rockland County
1161
$78,397
902
$60,267
1017
$61,174
904
$60,317
962
$61,141
867
$49,150
Sullivan County
562
$20,373
692
$30,884
574
$22,424
631
$25,162
545
$21,150
589
$21,961
Ulster County
1202
$47,363
1445
$64,410
1274
$56,465
1340
$57,057
1250
$49,783
1333
$58,023
Westchester
2603
$183,490
1690
$112,613
2338
$152,627
1740
$105,578
2314
$151,846
1736
$104,899
10372
$587,270
10372
$587,270
9984
$531,542
9984
$531,542
9756
$515,672
9756
$515,672
Bronx County
5488
$296,809
2960
$118,753
4976
$273,583
2858
$110,933
5187
$278,367
2744
$105,801
Kings County
1722
$118,615
1405
$61,772
1659
$108,787
1354
$57,212
1655
$102,087
1286
$51,368
New York County
3489
$594,941
3038
$321,774
3309
$488,289
2827
$266,218
3300
$412,980
2949
$259,989
Queens County
1898
$132,096
1413
$66,391
1770
$118,478
1370
$59,853
1898
$126,170
1242
$53,434
Richmond County
222
$15,154
113
$5,659
207
$12,426
124
$5,989
210
$12,012
117
$5,757
New York City Total
12819
$1,157,615
8929
$574,349
11921
$1,001,563
8533
$500,205
12250
$931,616
8338
$476,349
Foreign
Interstate + Foreign
Intrastate
Total Migration
Hudson Valley Total
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