New Movers Mailing List – September 2024
Identify fresh leads with Cleanlist’s New Movers Mailing list for September 2024. Target customers effectively with helpful data insights.
Cleanlist Reports August 2024 New Movers in Canada
Cleanlist identified a minimal 3.7% decrease in new movers YoY from August 2023 and a modest 15.9% decrease MoM from July 2024.
Cleanlist Reports July 2024 New Movers in Canada
Cleanlist identified a record-breaking 39.1% increase in new movers YoY from July 2023 and a slight 16.2% increase MoM from June 2024.
Cleanlist Reports June 2024 New Movers in Canada
Cleanlist identified a large 36.4% increase in new movers YoY from June 2023 and a minor 6.9% decrease MoM from May 2024.
Cleanlist Reports May 2024 Movers in Canada
As spring progresses, the number of new movers continues to increase. Cleanlist identified a significant 37.9% increase from April to May.
Cleanlist Reports April 2024 Movers in Canada
It was an April mover frenzy! Cleanlist identified 53,051 new movers in Canada this April, a significant 51.5% increase compared to March.
Cleanlist Reports March 2024 Movers in Canada
In March, Cleanlist identified 35,013 new movers in Canada, resulting in the lowest number of new movers in Canada over the past year.
Cleanlist Reports February 2024 Movers in Canada
In February, Cleanlist identified 54,923 new movers in Canada. February 2023 vs. February 2024, we saw a major increase in new movers.
Cleanlist Reports January 2024 Movers in Canada
In January, Cleanlist identified 68,347 new movers in Canada. We saw a considerable increase in new movers from December 2023 to January 2024.
Latest Database Cleansing for New Movers – December 2023
Learn about provincial new movers database cleansing in December 2023, why mover data matters and how to get started
New Mover Data Clean for November 2023
November’s data clean shows Ontario is on the move. Learn how mover data can help consumers and businesses alike.
List of New Movers Go Shopping in Canada – October 2023
Each month we clean a list of new movers and households moving to a new home. Could this database improve email marketing?
The Rise of Vertical Living: Canada’s Urban Centres Go Dense
Canada’s urban centres are becoming increasingly dense as more people choose to live in vertical dwellings.
