U-Haul: Austin metro ranked No. 5 for one-way moves in 2024
U-Haul collects migration data from more than 2.5 million one-way U-Haul truck, trailer and moving container rentals for the year. It ranks the top "growth states" and "growth metros" by net gain, which contrasts the number of one-way U-Haul trucks entering a city or market versus those leaving.
California last in U-Haul ranking of ‘growth states’ for 2024
California saw the country’s lowest number of people arriving compared to leaving the state via one-way U-Haul rental truck in 2024, U-Haul announced in a report out Thursday. It is the fifth consecutive year that the Golden State came in last in the Phoenix-based company’s ranking.
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