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) — the places where people move the most. This list covers the 67 counties in Florida that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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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 2026-08-08 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS