Migration + Wealth Flow Explorer

County

Santa Barbara County, CA

In the IRS's 2022–2023 Statistics of Income migration data, Santa Barbara County, CA recorded 5,645 households (8,691 people) moving in and 7,086 households (10,553 people) moving out — a net lost of 1,441 households and $50.23M in reported adjusted gross income.

The single largest recorded source of newcomers was Los Angeles County, CA: 1,018 households (1,474 people) moved from there, representing $178.53M in reported income.

At the state level, no state sent more newcomers into Santa Barbara County, CA than Arizona, which accounted for 150 households and $9.38M in reported AGI.

Inbound (reported)

$646.80M

5,645 households · 8,691 people

Outbound (reported)

$596.57M

7,086 households · 10,553 people

Net (reported)

$50.23M

-1,441 households · -1,862 people

States sending newcomers

Shaded by reported AGI coming from each state. Hover a state for numbers. County-to-county detail below.

Top origin counties

CountyHouseholdsPeopleReported AGI
Los Angeles County, CA1,0181,474$178.53M
San Luis Obispo County, CA7221,244$52.09M
Ventura County, CA611953$49.28M
Santa Clara County, CA161216$29.43M
King County, WA82125$28.08M
San Diego County, CA286421$25.62M
Orange County, CA262374$23.80M
San Mateo County, CA60101$23.46M
San Francisco County, CA101148$19.77M
New York County, NY3558$19.09M
Alameda County, CA142190$14.74M
Cook County, IL5275$14.26M
Kern County, CA161246$13.95M
Riverside County, CA158239$11.04M
Clark County, NV94175$10.83M
Maricopa County, AZ125178$7.80M
Contra Costa County, CA79111$7.02M
Harris County, TX3047$5.75M
San Bernardino County, CA106180$5.72M
Travis County, TX4053$5.69M

Where newcomers came from” excludes moves within Santa Barbara County, CA itself. Switch to outbound to see the other direction.