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Generation Zers—those born after 1996, according to Pew Research—are graduating and starting their careers. Commercial real estate information services provider CommercialCafe ranked cities with the most potential to attract Generation Z job seekers.
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CommercialCafe included the 45 biggest U.S. cities in its ranking, which are based on eight indicators: cost of living index, percentage of Gen Zers, school enrollment, unemployment rate, internet speed, recreational establishments, green commuting, and parks per 10,000 residents.
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