• New York City no longer appears to be one of the best cities for millennials to move to.

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Is the Big Apple losing its allure?

With a long history of attraction among young professionals, New York City is well-known as a must "move-to" hot spot.

However, a new SmartAsset report recently revealed the top cities millennials are moving to - and New York didn't even make the top 25.

SmartAsset ranked the list according to net migration data from the U.S. Census Bureau. They subtracted the number of people between the ages of 20 and 34 who moved out of the city from the number of people in the same age range who moved into the city in 2016.

Virginia dominated, with three cities making the top 10.

Perhaps part of the enticement of these cities is that they offer cheaper rent than the exorbitant prices you'll find in places like San Francisco or New York.

From Minneapolis to Seattle, see the top 10 cities millennials are moving to below, ranked by net migration. All median rent prices are sourced from Zillow and based on two-bedroom rentals.