Mobility of the Population

2009

• April 22: Residential Mover Rate in U.S. is Lowest Since Census Bureau Began Tracking in 1948

2008

• September 4: Most Movers Stay in the Same County

2007

• October 16: Renters Four Times More Likely to Move Than Homeowners

2006

• September 27: Geographic Mobility: 2005

• April 20: Domestic Net Migration in the United States: 2000 to 2004

2005

• November 8: Population Profile of the United States: Dynamic Version

• June 23: *Tip Sheet Item -- Geographic Mobility: 2004

2004

• August 26: Income Stable, Poverty Up, Numbers of Americans With and Without Health Insurance Rise, Census Bureau Reports

• August 26: CB04-144 Spanish Version

• March 23: Moving Rates Lowest in 50+ Years, Census Bureau Reports

• March 15: Commute to Work: It's Early, Lonely and Long, Census Bureau Confirms

2003

• May 20: Los Angeles Area Adds Nearly 800 New Residents a Day One-Third From Abroad, Census Bureau Reports

• April 1: Geographic Mobility: March 2000 to March 2001(Tip Sheet Only)

2001

• June 1: Country's Older Population Profiled by the U.S. Census Bureau

• May 24: Housing Issues Motivate More Than Half of Movers, Census Bureau Reports

2000

• July 12: More Than 40 Million People Moved Between 1998 and 1999, Census Bureau Reports

• January 19:  Moving Rate Among Americans Declines, Census Bureau Says