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1 / 1Top 10 cities where millennials moved
1. Cambridge, MA
In 2022, Cambridge saw a significant influx of millennials, with nearly 14.7% of its population being newcomers from this generation, totaling around 17,275 individuals. The city's median age stood at 29.9 years.
2. Santa Clara, CA
Santa Clara was a close second, attracting millennials who constituted approximately 13.3% of its population. The city welcomed 16,661 millennials, with the median age in the city being 35 years.
3. Seattle, WA
Seattle became home to a large number of millennials, with new ones making up 12.5% of the city's population, or 93,302 millennials moving in. The city's median age is 36 years.
4. Sunnyvale, CA
Sunnyvale was also a top choice for millennials, with 12.5% of its population comprising newly moved-in young adults. The number of millennials that moved to this Silicon Valley city was 18,862 in 2022, and the median age in the city was 35.9 years.
5. Denver, CO
Denver saw an influx of 85,390 millennials, representing 12.1% of its population. The median age citywide is 35.4 years.
6. Arlington, Virginia
About 11.5% of Arlington's residents are new millennials. The city saw 26,699 millennials move in in 2022, and the median age across the city is 35.6 years.
7. Bellevue, WA
In Bellevue, Washington, newly moved-in millennials accounted for 11.3% of the population, with 17,131 making the city their new home. Bellevue's median age was one of the highest on the list at 38.9 years.
8. Killeen, Texas
Killeen attracted 16,853 millennials, making up 10.8% of its population. The median age in Killeen was 30.4 years, the second-lowest in the top 10.
9. Austin, TX
Austin drew in 103,461 millennials in 2022, constituting 10.7% of its population. The city's median age is 34.7 years.
10. Sandy Springs, GA
Sandy Springs rounds out the top 10 with new millennials representing 10.5% of the total population. The number of millennials who moved there in 2022 was 11,210. The city also had the highest median age in the top 10 at 39.5 years.
Data and methodology
Data comes from the U.S. Census Bureau 1-Year American Community Survey for 2022. The study included 268 cities that had available data and 100,000 or more people aged 1 or over. Millennials were defined as those aged 25 to 44. Cities were ranked by the percentage of the total population represented by millennials who moved into the city in 2022.
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