Seattle Tops Millennial Migration, Boosting Economy

0:00It's April 7th. Welcome in. This is Canada News today, where local news meets AI. Millennials age 25 to 44 are packing up and heading to Washington State's cities and droves. Smart assets latest study ranked Seattle's second nationwide for millennial transplants right behind Cambridge, Massachusetts. In Seattle, these folks make up 43.4% of the population. That's over 335,000 people born between. 1982 and 2001. A big chunk of those movers, about 54,910, came from other spots in King County. Meanwhile, 7,450 shifted from elsewhere in Washington, over 23,000 from out of state and 4,000 too. 157 from abroad, it's a clear sign that Emerald City's pulling in young talent like a magnet. Experts point to Seattle's booming job market and solid economy as top draws, plus endless outdoor vibes from kayaking in the sound to hiking nearby, parks.

1:00Throw in diverse culture, killer food scenes, progressive vibes and pro sports teams, and it's no wonder Millennials are choosing it for lifestyle. Upgrades and family starts. Bellevue snagged 7th on the top 10 list, with Millennials at 37.1% of its population, around 56,000-9, 122 strong. Other hot spots include Sunnyvale, Orlando, and Austin, all based on U.S. Census data from the biggest 254 cities, measuring the share of new millennial arrivals. These shifts boost local economies with fresh work forces, more spending, and higher taxes, setting of Washington cities for long-term wins as Millennials reshape where America grows next.