County
St. Clair County, MI
In the IRS's 2022–2023 Statistics of Income migration data, St. Clair County, MI recorded 2,210 households (3,831 people) moving in and 2,057 households (3,212 people) moving out — a net gained of 153 households and $18.86M in reported adjusted gross income.
The single largest recorded source of newcomers was Macomb County, MI: 1,331 households (2,371 people) moved from there, representing $83.40M in reported income.
At the state level, no state sent more newcomers into St. Clair County, MI than Arizona, which accounted for 30 households and $2.08M in reported AGI.
Inbound (reported)
$132.54M
2,210 households · 3,831 people
Outbound (reported)
$113.68M
2,057 households · 3,212 people
Net (reported)
$18.86M
153 households · 619 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
| County | Households | People | Reported AGI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Macomb County, MI | 1,331 | 2,371 | $83.40M |
| Oakland County, MI | 239 | 377 | $15.64M |
| Sanilac County, MI | 204 | 360 | $8.63M |
| Wayne County, MI | 152 | 252 | $7.93M |
| Lapeer County, MI | 120 | 216 | $6.44M |
| Kent County, MI | 29 | 42 | $2.88M |
| Genesee County, MI | 51 | 82 | $2.28M |
| Maricopa County, AZ | 30 | 52 | $2.08M |
| Washtenaw County, MI | 25 | 29 | $1.32M |
“Where newcomers came from” excludes moves within St. Clair County, MI itself. Switch to outbound to see the other direction.