Florida Tops New York in Metro Syracuse Migration
Plain talk shows Florida attracts far more movers from Syracuse than North Carolina on a gross basis 7094 to 3981 and 5434 versus 3466 net. It notes many snowbirds file taxes as residents in Florida then return in summer, while IRS data cannot show age or other demographics.
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Migration question asks which counties lost population
The prompt asks which Central New York counties had an overall loss of people to the South from 1994 to 987 and gives four options. It directs readers to call Newsline at 472-2111 and enter category 3228 for answers and more migration questions.
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Migration flows tilt South as Central New Yorkers seek prosperity
Central New Yorkers left Onondaga Madison Oswego and Cayuga counties in large numbers from 1994 through 1998. About 36 623 residents relocated to southern states while 14 328 moved into the Syracuse area. The net loss to all destinations stood at 3 917 with two of every three migrants ending up in the South. Economists cite air conditioning lower costs and better opportunities as factors. Notable transplants include Mark Mulhern of Raleigh Carolina Power & Light and John Lynch who moved to Atlanta while preserving ties to winter in Upstate New York.
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Net Migration Shifts Across Regions In 1994 98
IRS migration data show regional net losses for Central New York and all four regions of the country, with Madison County bucking the Northeast plus, while the South bears the largest deficit. Central New York overall shows a small foreign gain of 1,289 in 1994 58. Data track address changes year to year, not exact counts.
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Retirees Flock South as Warm Weather Draws NY Residents
Central New York loses retirees to Florida as warm winters lure people from Syracuse and surrounding areas. Donald Weber and Joseph Huppman discuss life in Fort Myers and Clearwater, while experts warn housing markets and local economies will feel the impact as baby boomers retire.
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