NYC Metro → Cook County, IL
Reported tax-filing households, individuals, and adjusted gross income that moved from NYC Metro to Cook County, IL, 2022–2023.
Households moved
2,482
People moved
3,347
Reported AGI moved
$433.86M
Avg. AGI per migrating return
$174,803
Avg. household size
1.35
Reported county-pair flows
9
County-by-county breakdown
| Origin | Destination | Households | People | Reported AGI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York County, NY | Cook County, IL | 878 | 1,054 | $279.87M |
| Kings County, NY | Cook County, IL | 665 | 963 | $77.90M |
| Queens County, NY | Cook County, IL | 362 | 519 | $28.09M |
| Suffolk County, NY | Cook County, IL | 140 | 188 | $17.36M |
| Westchester County, NY | Cook County, IL | 149 | 182 | $13.48M |
| Nassau County, NY | Cook County, IL | 135 | 186 | $9.48M |
| Bronx County, NY | Cook County, IL | 87 | 148 | $3.89M |
| Rockland County, NY | Cook County, IL | 34 | 55 | $1.94M |
| Richmond County, NY | Cook County, IL | 32 | 52 | $1.86M |
IRS migration data does not represent every U.S. resident (non-filers are underrepresented), a mailing address does not always equal a physical residence, and AGI reflects Year 2 tax returns without proving income was earned after arrival. Use “income moved” or “reported AGI moved,” not “economic impact created.”