Metro migration

Here's a list of large U.S. metro areas ranked by the estimated annual net migration of people age 25-34. The 2008-10 numbers were released Thursday.

Rank	Metro Area	2008-10	Since 2005-07
1	Denver	10,429	+5,749
2	Houston	9,366	-1,626
3	Dallas-Fort Worth	8,731	+2,374
4	Seattle	7,451	+1,193
5	Austin	7,099	+879
6	Washington	7,044	+14,987
7	Portland	6,656	-88
8	Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA	5,087	-18,060
9	San Antonio	5,031	+1,556
10	Charlotte	2,999	-6,274
11	Raleigh	2,998	-1,749
12	Nashville	2,476	+385
13	Louisville	2,194	-1,023
14	Sacramento	2,056	-1,615
15	Pittsburgh	2,008	+6,768
16	Columbus	1,862	+2,288
17	Phoenix	1,807	-12,413
18	New Orleans	1,695	+20,321
19	Kansas City	1,676	+1,601
20	Birmingham	1,418	+914
21	Richmond	1,298	-1,949
22	Salt Lake City	1,007	+3,597
23	Atlanta	942	-11,225
24	St. Louis	870	+3,219
25	Baltimore	619	+923
26	Boston	592	+8,793
27	Rochester	257	+835
28	Cincinnati	230	+506
29	Oklahoma City	16	-3,017
30	San Jose	-65	+827
31	Hartford	-111	+680
32	Memphis	-201	-661
33	Indianapolis	-220	-2,421
34	Tampa-St. Petersburg	-300	-2,913
35	Las Vegas	-462	-6,662
36	Buffalo	-478	+1,732
37	Providence	-589	+1,015
38	Jacksonville	-651	-2,991
39	Minneapolis-St. Paul	-663	+1,462
40	Milwaukee	-1,014	+2,007
41	San Francisco	-1,414	+4,837
42	Cleveland	-1,835	+191
43	Philadelphia	-2,345	-17
44	Orlando	-2,938	-3,949
45	Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News	-3,855	-3,713
46	San Diego	-5,364	+3,627
47	Miami-Fort Lauderdale	-5,724	+9,484
48	Detroit	-7,501	-1,524
49	Chicago	-9,645	+4,214
50	New York	-22,325	+24,702
51	Los Angeles	-24,470	+29,325

SOURCE: CensusScope. The Washington Post. Published Oct. 26, 2011.