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Millennials: One in a Million

Thursday, March 12, 2015

The last time an age group could legitimately be named “Millennials” was 1000 AD, and innovation around the globe had given that younger generation longbows (Wales), bars of soap (Arabia), toothpaste (China), and something essential to life support for today’s Millennials – pizza.

Our Millennials, born from 1977 to 1992, got the name by reaching adulthood around the year 2000.

Their musical, marital, and marketing habits will be inspiring studies for generations, but a new report from RealtyTrac answers the basic question: Where are they? With data gathered through the 2013 American Community Survey, when Millennials were between the ages of 21 to 36, RealtyTrac has located the Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) around the United States where Millennials comprise the highest percentage of the total population.

Below are the 10 MSAs where they are most concentrated. For the complete report, or any questions on this or our many other datasets, please contact our PR Department directly via email.


Metropolitan Statistical Area

Population

% of Millennials (2013)

Jacksonville, North Carolina
College Station-Bryan, Texas
Ames, Iowa
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Morgantown, West Virginia
Gainesville, Florida
Statesboro, Georgia
Ithaca, New York
Hinesville-Fort Stewart, Georgia
Columbia, Missouri

176,461
227,843
89,734
77,125
129,888
264,853
70,360
101,570
79,151
173,426

35.12%
33.01%
32.99%
32.54%
30.24%
30.24%
29.91%
29.91%
29.88%
29.66%

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