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Washington D.C. Tops List of Where People Are Moving

By: Karel Davis
Updated: January 4, 2013

It's been the center of attention throughout the fiscal cliff debate but Washington, D.C. is standing on its own merit for another big reason.

For the fifth year in a row, Washington D.C. is the number one spot where people decided to move and take up residence.

That's according to a study by United Van lines. Rounding out the top five places people moved to in 2012 are: Oregon, Nevada, North Carolina and South Carolina.

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