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Hit hard with the current recession, San Francisco employment has been on a roller coaster over the past decade.
Built on a substantial energy sector, Houston has been one of the least affected major cities in this recession.
As a hub of the world economy, New York’s size and diversity have sheltered the area from the worst effects of the downturn.
Despite substantial government employment, Sacramento’s picture, like most of the nation, is diminished as companies tread cautiously.
Declining market conditions arrive late to Kansas City’s diverse economy.
Despite substantial job loss in Atlanta, stimulus funds are expected to generate and save jobs over the next two years.
Delayed in feeling the effects of the recession, Seattle has been in a more positive place than most regions.
With high employment in the relatively steady industries of healthcare and education, Boston’s market has managed better than most markets.
Still impacted by the current recession, Columbus’ diversified economy has been relatively secure.
Despite a relatively low unemployment rate, Phoenix’s housing market has generated a significant source of pain.
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