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Another solid indicator of the health of Denver's Economy. Denver is showing 14% year over year (YOY) in a national survey of 28 top markets. All of this job growth coupled with our rental occupancy rate of 96% is sure to put positive growth pressure on rental rates.
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Top 28 Growth Markets
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Based
on data from the Monster Local Employment Index, a leading indicator of
local hiring trends, these rankings show the year-over-year growth in
the number of online job postings for the top 28 markets. How does your
city stack up? We'll help you find a job there or anywhere else.
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| Rank |
Category |
% YOY Growth* |
| 1. |
St. Louis |
29% |
| 2. |
New York City |
28% |
| 3. |
Pittsburgh |
23% |
| 4. |
Boston |
21% |
| 5. |
Houston |
20% |
| 6. |
Seattle |
20% |
| 7. |
Dallas |
18% |
| 8. |
Atlanta |
18% |
| 9. |
Portland |
18% |
| 10. |
Denver |
14% |
| 11. |
Kansas City |
12% |
| 12. |
Cincinnati |
9% |
| 13. |
Chicago |
9% |
| 14. |
Minneapolis |
7% |
| 15. |
Detroit |
2% |
| 16. |
Philadelphia |
2% |
| 17. |
Indianapolis |
1% |
| 18. |
Cleveland |
1% |
| 19. |
Phoenix |
-1% |
| 20. |
Los Angeles |
-1% |
| 21. |
San Francisco |
-2% |
| 22. |
Miami |
-2% |
| 23. |
Sacramento |
-3% |
| 24. |
Washington, DC |
-3% |
| 25. |
Tampa |
-5% |
| 26. |
San Diego |
-9% |
| 27. |
Orlando |
-13% |
| 28. |
Baltimore |
-20% |
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| *November 2006 and November 2007 |
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| Source: Monster.com Date: 12.27.07 |
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