Economy The best growth cities in America

[Limeade]

Best-Performing Cities (BPC) webpages. The BPC rankings offer an objective evaluation of the economic performance of US metropolitan areas based on 13 indicators that cover labor market conditions, high-tech impact, and access to economic opportunities. This year, two new metrics are incorporated into the index: community resilience and income inequality.


It looks at growing cities not largest economic impact. Thus, places like New York City or San Francisco do not rank high on this chart. A lot of places on this list I want to move to but I guess everyone else has the same idea.

Idaho, North Carolina, Austin/round Rock, Bend.

Anyone on this board ever lived in those places?

 

[SammyPops]

I've spent time in NC. Its great.

 

[scoopj]

Yep. I’m in Charlotte, NC.

 

[jk7707]

I loved around Bend Oregon for a little bit a little while back. By far my favorite place I've lived on my own so far.

I visited again last year and it's exploded it size. And because of that starting to deal with the problems that come from the demand (bad traffic, insane home/rent prices).

 

[Cajun]

Not surprised about Austin and Dallas. Those have been growing like crazy. So many from Cali headed there.