Survey ranks Ann Arbor as best city for Gen Z professionals in 2023

Ann Arbour, Michigan, is ranked first in the city of Gen Z, according to a new survey conducted by Rentcafe.com – a residential search platform that rated 264 American.

The existing study narrowed to 122 meters by excluding cities with a population of less than 300,000 or lacking adequate data. Categories were based on the main GEN Z’s priorities such as the ability to withstand costs, culture, diversity, environment, and comprehensive living.

“We have collected this list to help Gen Z Graders find cities that provide a balance between equivalent work and a good life,” wrote Mihi Bozik, author of the report.

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The scales included the share of residents of Gen Z, education levels, unemployment changes, income income and job growth, and the compound living indicator that achieves the return in the social economy, the dynamics of society, and the quality of life.

The report indicated that “Ann Arbor is ranked first by resuming in the town of the college and the competitive labor market.” The city is home to the University of Michigan, which pays a steady flow of young talents and cultural activity.

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Lincoln, Nebraska, ranked among the best professional cities in Gen-Z. (Istock / Istock)

Lincoln, Nebraska, Dis Muen, Iowa, closely followed. The report highlighted the direction of professionals in Gen Z for small cities at reasonable prices with strong economic foundations and university presence.

“We see the shift in Gen Z’s preferences from large urban centers to more suitable destinations for living at reasonable prices,” the report said.

Ann Arbur, USA – October 18, 2015: People walking on Liberty Street in the center of Ann Arbur. (Istock / Istock)

Rentcafe.com Fox Business told that among the 122 metroes that ranked at the bottom, El Paso, TX; Mcallen, Texas; Memphis, Tennessee; Stockon, California; Lafayette, Los Angeles.

“This metro is classified at the bottom of the list not necessarily because it lacks opportunities, but because it is not in line with The basic values of General ZEspecially with regard to the factors of living and industries that drive the labor market, “according to Mihala Buzec, the first writer and researcher.

“Specifically, we can look at the metro such as Bakersfield (#116), Modesto (#115), or beaumont (#114), where the main employment industries are agriculture, oil, gas, logistics and manufacturing, not the model industries that Gen ZS directs to” Buzyc.

Buzyc also explained that Gen ZS prefer societies that “provide high quality of life, with repeated cultural events, various entertainment options, and areas where you can walk”, which were ranked on a number of metro that ranked low.

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For example, Mcallen, TX and El Paso, TX had the lowest degree of living as an indicator of living in our analysis ( #122 and #121). One of the main demographic scale that also affected this site is the low percentage of Gen Zs learners of the total adult population, which means that there is no great driving force at the present time in these sites.