Research

Mayflower Research Hub

Mayflower Research brings together data-driven studies exploring moving trends, consumer behavior, and relocation patterns across the U.S.

Our research focuses on understanding the real-world decisions people make when moving — from long-distance relocations to major life transitions — and providing clear, practical insight into the challenges that shape those decisions.

Featured Study

Going the Distance No More: What’s Really Driving Long-Distance Couples to Move In Together in 2026?

New research from Mayflower, conducted by Talker Research, reveals how rising travel costs are reshaping relationship decisions across the U.S. The study introduces the Long-Distance Tipping Point the moment when the financial and logistical burden of maintaining distance accelerates the decision to move in together.

Research (Current Studies)

Long-Distance Couples and Cohabitation Trends (2026)

A study of 761 Americans examining the financial, emotional, and logistical factors influencing decisions to move in together  including the cost of distance, timing of cohabitation, and the realities of relocation.

Attribution

Research conducted by Talker Research, commissioned by Mayflower.