The American Exodus Has Started — 10 States People Are Leaving

Описание: Millions of Americans are on the move, leaving states with skyrocketing housing costs, crushing property taxes, and declining job opportunities. This is the American Exodus — a mass migration reshaping the U.S. housing market, local economies, and city demographics. From California to New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and Florida, residents are fleeing high costs, overtaxed neighborhoods, and unsustainable living conditions.

In this video, we countdown the 10 states losing the most residents in 2026, exposing the hidden pressures on housing supply, affordability, and economic stability. Whether you’re a homeowner, renter, investor, or policymaker, this data is critical for understanding which markets are shrinking, where property values are softening, and which communities are being most impacted by population loss.

We track migration trends, property market changes, state taxes, and lifestyle factors that are forcing Americans to pack up and leave. This is real data, not speculation. Learn which states are seeing a population exodus, why it’s happening, and the impact on housing, rent, and local economies.

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Video Chapters:

0:00 – Introduction: The Great American Exodus
0:30 – Why Americans Are Leaving Their Home States
1:10 – Number 10: Michigan
1:45 – Number 9: Illinois
2:20 – Number 8: Ohio
2:55 – Number 7: New York
3:30 – Number 6: New Jersey
4:05 – Number 5: Connecticut
4:40 – Number 4: Pennsylvania
5:15 – Number 3: California
5:50 – Number 2: Massachusetts (or alternate high-exit state)
6:25 – Number 1: Nevada (or alternate high-exit state)
7:00 – Final Analysis & What This Means for Housing

Disclaimer (Pin Comment & Video Description):

All information in this video is based on publicly available data, market trends, and demographic reports. This content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Always do your own research before making housing or investment decisions.







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