Millennials are staging a big city exodus, as they flock to the suburbs to settle down.

Millennials are staging a big city exodus, as they flock to the suburbs to settle down. According to the U.S. Census, cities with over half a million residents lost 27,000 25-39-year-olds all together in 2018—the fourth year in a row of big city shrinkage. New York, Chicago, and San Francisco are some of the cities that have been hit the hardest. Meanwhile, the Census also shows Millennials moving to suburbs—and better school systems for their kids is their top reason for doing so. (WSJ)