Moving From Richmond: Modeled Corridor Costs

What our corridor data shows about moving out of Richmond

Statistics computed across every corridor we price for this city, not collected quotes or survey data.

Median modeled corridorDerived

$7,700

Across the 25 outbound corridors priced here, the median 3-bedroom midpoint is $7,700 at a median distance of 1,720 miles. Half of the corridor set is modeled below that figure.

Middle half of the setDerived

$5,100–$9,150

The interquartile band runs $5,100 to $9,150: a quarter of these corridors model below the low figure and a quarter above the high one. A single Richmond average would sit inside that band and describe almost none of them.

Cost per extra 100 milesDerived

$260 per 100 miles

Fitting midpoint against distance across this cohort, each additional 100 miles adds about $260 to a 3-bedroom estimate out of Richmond. Distance therefore explains most of the ordering you see in the table below.

Per-mile efficiencyDerived

$6.74 vs $3.90 per mile

The shorter lanes here carry $6.74 per mile; past 1,000 miles that median drops to $3.90. Fixed loading and handling work is spread over more distance on the long lanes, so the total rises while the rate falls.

Market assumption effectAssumption

−$50

Holding distance at the cohort median, the Richmond labor assumption alone moves a 3-bedroom midpoint by $50 against a national-baseline market. Treat it as a model input we publish, not as evidence about local wages.