Come to Seattle, Get a Job

Seattle’s the No. 7 best city in the nation for finding a job, according to WalletHub. The company cited Seattle's "high starting salaries, the fact that a large percentage of the workforce has private health insurance, and a rapidly decreasing unemployment rate.” We're No. 5 in starting salaries, with a median of more than $3,300 a month (that’s bound spur the demand for apartments, and venti mocha frappuccinos with soy mocha drizzles). WalletHub also reports that Seattle is No. 3 in percentage of residents with at least a bachelor’s: 56.6%.

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