For the past two decades, the Census Bureau has been asking the nation's movers the main reason for their move. Over the years, wanting ...

Not only are Americans moving at a record low pace , but fewer people are moving to the United States from abroad. Only 611,000 movers from ...

Only 8.4 percent of Americans lived in a different house in 2021 than one year earlier, according to the Census Bureau's Current Populat...

If you're like most Americans with living mothers, your mom lives only a few miles away. Yes, even in these modern times. "Very clo...

Did the coronavirus pandemic really cause Americans to flee the cities? This notion has been bandied about by the media for months, but the ...

There has been a lot of talk about the numbers of people who have moved because of the coronavirus pandemic. According to a Pew Research Cen...

The nation's geographic mobility rate has been falling for years. That may be about to change because of the coronavirus pandemic. Mor...

The nation's mobility rate hit an all-time low of 9.8 percent in 2018–19, primarily because fewer renters are moving. The mobility rate ...

This is a broken record, literally. Each year brings a new low in the mobility rate, breaking the record set in the previous year.  The perc...

The nation's mobility rate hit an all-time low of 10.1 percent in 2017–18, primarily because fewer renters are moving. The mobility rate...

Another record low: the percentage of the population aged 1 or older who moved from one house to another in the past 12 months fell to a new...

The geographic mobility rate fell to a new all-time low in 2017, according to the Census Bureau. Only 11.0 percent of U.S. residents aged 1 ...

Americans move for many reasons, such as for better housing, to be closer to family, or for a new job. The Census Bureau collects data on th...

The nation's geographic mobility rate has dropped to a record low. One factor behind the decline is the Millennial generation—younger ad...

When boom turns to bust, is it better to hunker down and stay put or pull up stakes and move elsewhere? Move appears to be the answer. ...

The geographic mobility rate fell to a new all-time low in 2015–16, according to the Census Bureau. Only 11.2 percent of U.S. residents aged...

Americans still aren't moving much. Only 11.6 percent of U.S. residents aged 1 or older as of March 2015 had moved in the previous 12 mo...

A substantial 9.6 percent of American households say they want to move, according to a Census Bureau study of residential mobility. But few ...

When do people cross the "Freedom Threshold," able to choose where they want to live free from the constraints of work and family?...

Many will be disappointed with the latest report on the nation's geographic mobility. Fewer Americans moved between 2013 and 2014 than i...