Macon, Georgia Ranked Fifth Best City for Gen Z Graduates
This GA City Ranked Among Best For Gen Z Grads
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Macon, Georgia, has been ranked fifth among small U.S. cities for new college graduates by Redfin and Glassdoor. The ranking considers factors like career opportunities, housing affordability, and urban quality of life, with Macon offering average early-career earnings of $55,037 and starter homes priced at $139,000.
- 01Macon, Georgia, is ranked fifth among small cities for new college graduates.
- 02The ranking is based on 13 indicators including career opportunities and housing affordability.
- 03Average early-career earnings in Macon are $55,037.
- 04A typical starter home in Macon costs $139,000.
- 05The city's job market is growing, particularly in healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics.
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Macon, Georgia, has been recognized as one of the best cities for new college graduates, ranking fifth in the small cities category according to a joint study by Redfin and Glassdoor. The ranking evaluates 13 indicators that include career opportunities, housing affordability, and urban quality of life. The top three large cities were Washington, D.C., Omaha, and Boston, while New Orleans, Palm Bay, and Wichita led the mid-size category. Macon's average early-career earnings stand at $55,037, with a typical starter home costing $139,000. The city's vibrant culture, featuring live music, beer gardens, and arcade bars, along with a growing job market anchored in healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics, makes it an attractive option for young adults seeking to establish their careers.
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This ranking highlights Macon as a promising location for new graduates, potentially attracting more young professionals to the area, which could stimulate the local economy.
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