Bring Us Your Young, Your Unemployed

What makes a good place to start a career? (Cheap, bulk-buy ramen?) Jobs, obviously, but also quality of life. And on both scores, Denver does well, according to a report by WalletHub. Denver’s No. 2 overall as a place to start a career, behind only DC. Denver’s No. 5 in professional opportunities, but No. 9 in quality of life (Aurora is No. 1 in that metric). It’s more evidence that Denver’s a magnet for younger workers, with all that implies for the real estate market.

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