According to new U.S. Census Bureau estimates, Arizona remains a top destination for domestic migration, ranking fifth with over 62,500 new residents gained last year, many of whom come from California, Texas, and New York. The average income of new residents was 16.9% higher than those who left, signifying Arizona's appeal to high-income earners amidst a competitive economic landscape. The state experienced a 2.1% job growth, making it one of the top ten states for job increases, which is a significant factor driving migration. While Arizona attracts newcomers, it also sees a notable number of its residents relocating to states like Texas and California. International migration accounted for nearly a quarter of new arrivals, with substantial numbers also coming from states like Michigan and Minnesota. Overall, these trends reflect Arizona's sustained growth trajectory linked to favorable state policies and economic opportunities.