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Exploring the Key Charms of Popular Relocation Destinations: Cost of Living, Weather, Job Opportunities, and More
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Migration trends reveal fascinating insights into the preferences and motivations of people seeking new places to call home.
For residents of Oklahoma, the allure of different states is influenced by various factors, including cost of living, weather, job opportunities, and lifestyle.
Karl Graham from Click Storage provides a ranked list of the top 10 locations where Oklahomans are relocating, along with the key charms that make these destinations attractive.
Top 10 States Oklahoma Residents Are Moving To
Rank | State | No. of People from Oklahoma Moved To Other States in 2022 |
| 1 | Texas | 24318 |
| 2 | Kansas | 6466 |
| 3 | Arkansas | 5995 |
| 4 | Colorado | 4516 |
| 5 | Missouri | 3488 |
| 6 | Arizona | 3096 |
| 7 | New York | 3095 |
| 8 | Florida | 2965 |
| 9 | Louisiana | 2717 |
| 10 | California | 2576 |
Taking a Closer Look at the Top 5
1. Texas
Texas, the top destination for Oklahoma residents with 24318 Oklahomans moving there in 2022, is known for its economic dynamism and cultural diversity.
Major cities like Dallas, Houston, and Austin offer vibrant job markets, especially in sectors like technology, energy, and healthcare.
Texas also attracts newcomers with its relatively low cost of living and no state income tax. The state’s vast landscapes and rich cultural heritage add to its appeal.
2. Kansas
In 2022, 6466 Oklahoma residents moved to Kansas, known for its serene landscapes and friendly communities, making it the second most popular destination.
The cost of living in Kansas is notably low, and cities like Wichita and Kansas City provide robust job markets in manufacturing, aviation, and agriculture.
The state’s relaxed lifestyle and affordable housing are also significant draws.
3. Arkansas
Arkansas offers a mix of natural beauty and economic opportunities, which is probably why 5995 people moved there from Oklahoma in 2022.
The Ozark Mountains, Hot Springs, and Little Rock are key attractions.
Arkansas’s low cost of living, coupled with growing sectors like healthcare, manufacturing, and retail, make it an appealing choice for those looking to relocate.
4. Colorado
Colorado’s stunning landscapes, including the Rocky Mountains and vibrant cities like Denver and Boulder, drew in 4516 Oklahoma residents in 2022.
Known for its outdoor lifestyle, Colorado also boasts a strong economy with opportunities in technology, aerospace, and healthcare.
Despite a higher cost of living, the quality of life in Colorado remains a significant pull factor.
5. Missouri
In 2022, 3488 Oklahomans moved to Missouri, a state that combines cultural richness with economic opportunities.
Cities like St. Louis and Kansas City offer diverse job markets in healthcare, education, and manufacturing.
The cost of living is relatively low, and the state’s central location provides easy access to other major cities.
Karl says, “These top 10 destinations highlight the various factors that influence relocation decisions for residents of Oklahoma. From economic opportunities and affordable living to climate and lifestyle, each state offers unique attractions that cater to different preferences and needs.”
As these trends evolve, they continue to shape the demographic landscape of the United States.
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About Click Storage
Click Storage offers secure and convenient storage solutions across Kansas and Oklahoma. Their facilities feature modern security measures, including video surveillance and controlled access. Customers can choose from various unit sizes, enjoy climate control options, and access their units 24/7 upon request. The company provides month-to-month leases with online management and payment options. Their customer service is available seven days a week, ensuring a smooth rental experience.
Karl Graham is a commercial real estate expert at Click Storage.
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