There are numerous reasons why people are relocating to New York State.

New York City is a famous city globally; however, there is more to the state than "the city."

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People are realizing that suburban areas have much to offer in terms of work-life balance, breathtaking views, and reasonable housing prices—well, at least in most places.

One key reason for moving to New York State is to avoid the high costs associated with areas like New York City while remaining close to it.

However, places like Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse are cheaper and offer job prospects in fields like healthcare, education, and technology.

New York State is also a destination associated with natural beauty.

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Many have relocated for some of the best outdoor recreation near lakes, mountains, and state parks.

The Adirondack Mountains, Catskill Mountains, and the Finger Lakes region are well-known for numerous outdoor activities, such as hiking, camping, and boating.

Relocating to these locations is ideal for those who appreciate nature or prefer a more tranquil lifestyle. They offer a respite from hectic and crowded city life.

Excellent schools, including Cornell University and the University at Buffalo, are located across the state.

New York State is highly demanded by students and young families seeking a good education and a healthy environment.

Residents are relocating to New York State for more space, less hustle, and an opportunity to experience a variety of attractions, including cities and nature.

With small villages, suburbs, and busy cities, New York State offers its residents a perfect blend of urban life and open spaces.

I'm still partial to New Jersey, though.

Here's where people moving to New York are coming from.

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Stacker compiled a list of states where the most people are moving to New York using data from the Census Bureau.

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