Best 7 Cities for job seekers to relocate to for 2020

Best 7 Cities for a job seeker to move to in 2020

It’s every goal for a job seeker to look for a better higher paying job and now it may be your time to wipe the dust of your resume and start packing in 2020. A recent Wallet Hub study, recent grads and those in need of of a job are really more likely to find their job opportunities in certain areas over others. A website known as personal finance compared and evaluated 184 cities U.S. cities across 32 key indicators of the current job market reports. A lot of indicators found job opportunities, employment strength and starting salaries and higher income in these markets that included commute time and real estate prices.

Here is the top 10:

1:  Scottsdale, Arizona

•  Offers the second best rated job market in America
• Population.  255, 312
• Average income  $ 83,306
• The unemployment rate 3.0 percent that is lower then 3.3 percent of the national average.
• Average cost of living is 23 percent higher then national average and 24 percent higher then Arizona’s average.
• Average monthly rental cost is $ 2,203 per month.
• Home average cost is $ 550,000

2:   Columbia, MD

* Job market rank: Columbia offers the fourth best job market.

*  Population: 103,453

*  Household average income $ 103,709

*  Unemployment rate is 4 percent

*  Living cost 3o percent higher then national average

*  Monthly rental rate  $ 1,988.00

*  Average home price $ 361,567.

3:   Orlando, Florida

*  Number one job market in the country

*   Population 285,715

*   Household income $ 45,512

*   Unemployment rate  5.8 percent

*   Cost of living Two percent lower then national average

*   Monthly rental rate  $ 1,595 a month

*   Average home price $ 276,345

4:   San Francisco, California

*  Third best job market in USA

*  Population:  883,307

*  Average household income $ 96,278

*  Unemployment rate is 4.2 percent

*  Living cost is 102 percent higher the national average

* Monthly rental rate is $ 4,515 a month

*  Home prices is $ 1,498,000

5:  Colorado Springs, Colorado

*  Ranks sixth  best job market

*  Population: 473,688

*  Household income $ 58,203

*  Unemployment rate is: 4.7 percent

*  Cost of living is average to national Colorado Average 8%

*  Monthly Rental rate  $ 1,702.00

*  Average home price $ 336, 456

6:  Portland, Maine

*  8th best job market rank

*  Population: 66,423

*  Household income $ 51,425

*  Unemployment rate  is 4 percent

*  Cost of living is 14 percent higher then national average

*  Monthly rental rate is $ 1,722 a month

* Average house prices $ 381,987

7. Plano, Texas

*  Plano offers fifth best job market in America

*   City ranks 55th for socio-economic factors

*   Population:  288,073

*  Average household income $ 89,578

*  Unemployment rate is 3.2 percent

*  Cost of living 11 percent higher then national average

*   Monthly average rental  $ 2,193.00

* Average home prices $ 372,876

Curious where else to find an wealth of job opportunities? Here are some others of WalletHub’s cities for job seekers.

8: South Burlington, VT

9: Minneapolis, MN

10: Denver, Colorado

11:  Tempe, Arizona

12: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

13: Austin, Texas

14: Portland, Oregon