Remember back when everybody wanted to move to San Diego, and the forecast painted a rosy picture of a boomtown growing? Well, the pandemic, housing and gas prices, and whatever else may have put an end to that, at least in the last year.
Between 2020 and 2021, a total of 116,385 residents moved out of the Bay Area, which includes San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley, according to the Census data.
The Census also looked at the U.S. counties that saw significant population decreases between April 1, 2020 and July 1, 2021, coinciding with the start of the pandemic.
The only county higher than San Francisco was New York County, which saw a decline of 6.9%, or about 117,000 people. And though Los Angeles County lost the highest number of residents among U.S. regions, with a population of more than nine million, the percentage is much smaller. So where did they go? Well, it's difficult to discern where San Diego's residents went en masse, but we do know that Maricopa County, in Arizona, gained nearly 60,000 residents, and five counties in Texas and a pair in Florida also posted gains in excess of 23,000 residents. Riverside County, too, bloomed during the year, adding 35,631 to its rolls.
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