The aim of this systematic literature review is to create a better understanding of the following: 1. The spatial extent of gentrification-related moves; 2. The various methodologies used for measuring gentrification-related mobility; and 3. The nature of the relationship between gentrification-related mobility and segregation. The systematic approach allows for a reliable and reproducible overview of the existing literature, as well as a quantified summary of how authors have studied and described residential mobility patterns in varying spatial and temporal contexts. This dataset is a csv file containing data collected during a systematic literature review on all peer-reviewed articles studying the Origin or Destination if movers to and from gentrifying neighbourhoods. The data was collected by analysing peer-reviewed articles capturing either the origin or destination of gentrification-induced residential moves. The data is the second chapter of the PhD thesis of Kyri Maaike Joey Janssen’s, and the data was used for the following peer-reviewed article: https://doi.org/10.1111/tesg.12581.