Interstate movers during the period March 2017 - March 2018, gave Queensland the thumbs up with 24,700 moves to the Sunshine State over this period. The popularity of Queensland is nothing new, except for the prior year when Victoria proved to be more popular - but prior to this "Queensland was the biggest gainer for 20 years," said Australian Bureau of Statistics Demography Director, Anthony Grubb.
During the previous four years, 52,000 NSW'ers decided to move up north and make Queensland their home. And while Queensland attracted the most interstate moves, it was interesting to see that QLD'ers, some 36,900 of them, were the next most popular interstate movers, heading south across the border to NSW.
Now-a-days, moving interstate is super easy, and with 392,700 Australian's moving interstate during 2017-2018; a 4.3% increase in interstate moves over the prior year, there's no denying that it's something many of us will look at doing at some stage.
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Now back to Queensland, since it's proving to be the most popular state to move to, let's explore some of the key reasons why.
Dicky Beach, Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
With the cat out of the bag and the Australian Bureau of Statistics stats to back it up, even if this article doesn't motivate you to take action on your lifestyle dreams (go on do it, you only have one life), like so many others are, then perhaps it might have motivated you to take a holiday to our lovely sunny state. No matter what you decide, we hope you're living the lifestyle of your dreams.
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If you're considering moving interstate and think it might be too hard, then you should know we offer 1 month free, secure, safe container storage, so moving to your dream location might be a little easier than you think 😀. Oh, and don't forget our team are super friendly because they're all soaking up the sun and good vibes that QLD has to offer.
Sources:
ABS (Australian Bureau of Statistics)