Nashville beats out Charlotte, Las Vegas, and Seattle in gaining Workers (Atlanta, Los Angeles)

[oobanks]

Nashville ranked #3 last year Attracting most if it's workers from Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Memphis and Knoxville.


https://www.tennessean.com/story/mon...rt/1520229002/

[SkyDog77]

Denver FTW

[Bluefox]

Good for Nashville. Not my cup of tea but I get the draw.

[Charlotte485]

Is that based in linked members?

[Mutiny77]

Apparently this is only for folks with LinkedIn profiles, not overall.

[mhays25]

Expensive cities logically wouldn't win this sort of thing...high-paid workers move there, but others don't.

[SkyDog77]

Originally Posted by mhays25

Expensive cities logically wouldn't win this sort of thing...high-paid workers move there, but others don't.

Denver is the most expensive non coastal toy in the country and we took second?

[mjtinmemphis]

Very interesting article. Memphians think Nashville is the promise land. Chicagoans are populating many cities as well like Atlanta and Vagas.

[Shakeesha]

I've noticed a lot of students coming to Murfreesboro/Antioch areas for college. You would think there was a natural disaster from the Illinois and Missouri tags flooding in as well.

[Be Proud]

I hope Nashville keeps growing but personally its not big enough doe my taste