Midwest Spotlight: Twin Cities On the Move

Everyone dreams of living and working in a city that has it all. Here's why that might be the Twin Cities.

Everyone dreams of living and working in a city that has it all: Robust job opportunities, affordable housing, access to great health care and schools, relatively affordable housing and an abundance of outdoor amenities, the list goes on.

Boasting big-city amenities and a friendly Midwestern feel, the job market in the Twin Cities is moving from strength to strength, while the unemployment rate continues to drop.According to the The local metro economy added 28,000 jobs through the third quarter of 2018, mainly centered around downtown Minneapolis, which grew six percent year-over-year to 43,456.

"Over 35 universities and colleges are found in Greater MSP, all providing an amazing feeder for some of the world's most successful companies."

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