One million young adults are moving each year, and some cities are pitching hard to get 25-34-year-olds to choose their skyline.

One million young adults are moving each year, and some cities are pitching hard to get 25-34-year-olds to choose their skyline. Several outdoor marketing campaigns are targeting Millennials living in expensive cities, tempting them to relocate. Some less popular cities have held contests that offer the winner a house, offered real estate incentives and linked students with internships with local companies. Internships, jobs, and housing incentives seem to be drawing the most Millennials in. (USA Today)