Meet the typical mover leaving California: Gen Zers and millennials making $53,500 a year who aren't married and moved to states like Texas and Arizona

• Movers from California are typically younger, make a modest income, and don't have advanced degrees.
• Many are moving to Texas and Arizona, though some like the appeal of a smaller town out east.
• Business Insider spoke to six recent movers who like the slower pace of life and cheaper cost of living.

The typical mover who left California in 2022 is Gen Z or millennial, unmarried, and makes $53,500 a year.