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15. Washington, D.C. -

New millennials made up 9.76% of the population of Washington D.C. in 2022. Over 64,000 millennials decided to make Washington their home that year.

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Ample job opportunities, good salary levels, and a plethora of free activities and events could be an attractive prospect to millennials who arrive in their droves to the city.

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14. Columbia, South Carolina -

Millennials made up 29.85% of the population in Columbia, South Carolina, in 2022, with 13,459 moving to the city that year.

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Housing, utilities, and everyday expenses are generally more affordable compared to primary cities in the US, while the relaxed vibe and small-town charm keeps millennials coming.

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13. Alexandria, Virginia -

Millennials make up a sizeable chunk of the population size in Alexandria, Virginia, where 39.75% of inhabitants are part of this demographic.

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Located on the Potomac river and close to Washington, D.C., Alexandria offers millennials modern amenities, proximity to a major career and job hub, and a variety of housing options.

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12. Boulder, Colorado -

New millennials represented 10.05% of the overall population of Boulder, Colorado, in 2022, while the total millennials in the city accounted for 27.62% of the city's inhabitants.

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A health-focused culture, lots of outdoor recreation spots, open green spaces, education facilities, as well as good career opportunities, safety, proximity to nearby Denver, and a strong economy make Boulder popular.

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11. Savannah, Georgia -

Arriving millennials made up 10.45% of Savannah's population in 2022. The city's unique blend of old world charm and modern style attracted 15,303 new millennials.

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Beautiful architecture, a vibrant culture, and frequently voted one of the world's friendliest cities, it's not difficult to understand why millennials are flocking to Savannah.

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10. Sandy Springs, Georgia -

Sandy Springs kicks off the top 10, with new millennials representing 10.5% of the total population. Some 11,210 millennials moved there in 2022. The city also had the highest median age in the top 10, at 39.5 years.

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Lots of coffee shops, restaurants, and parks give Sandy Springs a suburban/urban feel, with the city attracting a lot of left-leaning families and young professionals.

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9. Austin, Texas -

Austin drew in 103,461 millennials in 2022, making up 10.7% of its population. The city's median age is 34.7 years.

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Quality of life, a thriving job market, affordability, and a dynamic and vibrant arts scene could be some of the reasons millennials are attracted to Austin.

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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.

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8. Killeen, Texas -

There's a vibrant community in Killeen. Affordability, opportunities for outdoor recreation, and safety make it a family-friendly place to relocate.

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7. Bellevue, Washington -

Newly moved-in millennials accounted for 11.3% of the population in Bellevue, Washington, with 17,131 making the city their new home. Bellevue's median age, one of the highest on the list, is 38.9 years.

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7. Bellevue, Washington -

Located on the eastern shore of Lake Washington, Bellevue is an easy commute to Seattle, with natural beauty, a strong economy, and a high quality of life.

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6. Arlington, Virginia -

Around 11.5% of Arlington's residents are new millennials. A large number—26,699, to be exact—of millennials moved to the city in 2022.

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Bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks are plentiful in Arlington, which is a highly-sought after location for those who want to be within commuting distance of Washington D.C.

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5. Denver, Colorado -

Denver saw an influx of 85,390 millennials, representing 12.1% of its population. The median age citywide is 35.4 years.

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5. Denver, Colorado -

Denver has a booming economy, with a high average starting salary. It's also close to nature, and has a vibrant nightlife scene.

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4. Sunnyvale, California -

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.

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4. Sunnyvale, California -

The Bay Area offers outdoor beauty, a relaxed vibe, and relative safety, while boasting a Mediterranean climate. And, of course, numerous tech companies nearby provide ample, highly-paid job opportunities.

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3. Seattle, Washington -

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.

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3. Seattle, Washington -

Tech professionals find plenty of opportunities in Seattle, and there are no shortage of places to get a good cup of coffee!

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2. Santa Clara, California -

Santa Clara was a close second, attracting millennials that constituted approximately 13.3% of its population. The city welcomed 16,661 millennials, with the median age in the city being 35 years.

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2. Santa Clara, California -

A diverse cultural scene, universities, beautiful weather, and world-renowned tech companies draw newbies to Santa Clara each year.

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1. Cambridge, Massachusetts -

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.

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1. Cambridge, Massachusetts -

Home to prestigious universities Harvard and MIT, Cambridge has an excellent quality of life and a rich history waiting to be explored.

Sources: (Nasdaq) (Niche) (The Denver Post)

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