RANKING · 2020 CENSUS · 67 SHOWN OF 67

Most transient, Florida counties · 2020

Florida counties ranked by the smallest share of residents living in the same house as one year earlier (2020 ACS). These are the places where people move the most. This list covers the 67 counties in Florida that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 67 is 85.8%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPLIVING IN THE SAME HOUSE AS 1 YEAR AGOVS –

01Union County, FLFL16,25073.9%–

02Leon County, FLFL299,04876.3%–

03Gulf County, FLFL15,94376.8%–

04Alachua County, FLFL290,02877.9%–

05Bay County, FLFL204,47979.3%–

06Okaloosa County, FLFL221,81079.6%–

07Escambia County, FLFL333,83480.8%–

08Franklin County, FLFL13,02980.9%–

09Columbia County, FLFL74,09481.2%–

10Monroe County, FLFL80,40681.3%–

11Baker County, FLFL29,73781.4%–

12Duval County, FLFL1,062,96382.1%–

13Hillsborough County, FLFL1,574,11582.1%–

14Orange County, FLFL1,528,00282.2%–

15Calhoun County, FLFL13,28982.5%–

16Holmes County, FLFL20,11983.0%–

17Clay County, FLFL239,59383.4%–

18Collier County, FLFL417,13183.6%–

19Walton County, FLFL93,28883.6%–

20Hamilton County, FLFL14,18083.8%–

21Santa Rosa County, FLFL211,11583.9%–

22St. Johns County, FLFL346,32884.3%–

23Sarasota County, FLFL479,95884.4%–

24Jefferson County, FLFL16,00784.5%–

25Seminole County, FLFL491,88484.6%–

26Bradford County, FLFL28,30784.6%–

27Lake County, FLFL456,06884.6%–

28Pinellas County, FLFL948,56384.7%–

29Jackson County, FLFL49,62985.0%–

30Polk County, FLFL874,79085.1%–

31Lee County, FLFL875,60785.1%–

32Manatee County, FLFL468,20085.3%–

33Liberty County, FLFL8,03585.5%–

34Broward County, FLFL2,013,31785.8%–

35Osceola County, FLFL481,71885.8%–

36Pasco County, FLFL674,51685.9%–

37Palm Beach County, FLFL1,575,72686.0%–

38Charlotte County, FLFL217,21286.0%–

39Volusia County, FLFL606,57386.3%–

40Brevard County, FLFL663,98286.4%–

41Highlands County, FLFL111,12286.4%–

42Hernando County, FLFL221,70186.5%–

43Washington County, FLFL26,69586.6%–

44Nassau County, FLFL106,87986.6%–

45DeSoto County, FLFL37,07886.7%–

46Madison County, FLFL18,75986.7%–

47Citrus County, FLFL171,66686.8%–

48Sumter County, FLFL157,77287.0%–

49Gilchrist County, FLFL20,48887.0%–

50Marion County, FLFL442,66087.0%–

51Taylor County, FLFL21,21087.1%–

52Martin County, FLFL166,27287.2%–

53Flagler County, FLFL140,36087.3%–

54Indian River County, FLFL172,79987.3%–

55St. Lucie County, FLFL402,44987.4%–

56Putnam County, FLFL77,73487.4%–

57Gadsden County, FLFL44,29887.5%–

58Glades County, FLFL13,27087.6%–

59Wakulla County, FLFL38,08988.1%–

60Miami-Dade County, FLFL2,802,02988.2%–

61Lafayette County, FLFL8,79288.7%–

62Hendry County, FLFL48,27688.9%–

63Levy County, FLFL48,52089.1%–

64Okeechobee County, FLFL42,60889.3%–

65Dixie County, FLFL18,03889.5%–

66Suwannee County, FLFL48,14990.7%–

67Hardee County, FLFL25,93293.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS