According to a new analysis, places away from the coasts in the Sunbelt and West are pulling ahead when it comes to attracting talented workers.
In recent years, America has increasingly been defined by a winner-take-all geography, with coastal superstar cities like New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., garnering a disproportionate share of high-tech startups, corporate headquarters, and innovation and talent. But surging costs and inequality in these places—elements of what I call the New Urban Crisis—may be shaping the beginnings of a shift in talent to other parts of the country.
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https://www.citylab.com/life/2019/11/job-growth-cities-county-data-workers-talent-attraction/602200/
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This is good news. It won't hurt the super successful metros to have a little lower growth, and it will help other parts of the country. In an ideal world we would see a more even rate of growth.
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