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Mass Exodus? Over 23,000 Bay Staters Relocated to New Hampshire in 2022 for Lower Taxes and Cheaper Living

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Mass Exodus? Over 23,000 Bay Staters Relocated to New Hampshire in 2022 for Lower Taxes and Cheaper Living

Over 23,000 Massachusetts residents moved to New Hampshire in 2022, citing lower taxes, cheaper housing, and a more relaxed lifestyle. With no state income or sales tax, New Hampshire’s affordability and “Live Free or Die” spirit are drawing professionals and retirees across the border.

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