5 Reasons Seattle's Great for Millennials (And 1 That It Isn't)

Millennials are the key to the future health of any office market, and fortunately for Seattle, they're coming here in droves. Here are five good reasons why they're moving here (and one that might make some of them think twice).

1. Primo Working Conditions

Payscale found that in Seattle, median pay for Millennials is more than $55k, the unemployment rate is 4%, the job satisfaction rate among the demographic is 70% and commute time is a mere 29 minutes. All that helps make Seattle the top city in the nation for working Millennials.

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