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Tampa, FL just hit its lowest migration level on record.
A net 1,539 people left Tampa's metro area in 2025 - the first decline ever recorded going back four decades.
Worse yet - birth rates are plummeting, and the area now has more deaths than births.
This is happening due to a dramatic affordability crisis in Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater. The entire metro became very expensive during the pandemic, and locals can't afford it, so they're leaving.
The only saving grace for the Florida Bay Area was international migration, which kept overall population growth slightly positive at +13,000.
However, this was also the lowest level in nearly 40 years.
Access migration data by state and county for your area at reventure.app.
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