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First Place to Live and Work

If you feel as if you're not getting anywhere and opportunities not on his immediate future. Maybe it's time for a change of scenery. Business Week recently compiled a list of "Best Places to start again", here is a highlight of some of their beaks. Who knows, maybe you'll get inspired to pick up and give one of these places a try.

Anchorage, Alaska

Anchorage may be slightly out the way, winter is long, dark and cold. But on a positive note, the summers are great, albeit short, the scenery is breathtaking, and 28% of employers are hiring. Employers here are hard-pressed to education, skilled workers, and the balance is definitely tilted in favor of the future employee.

Providence Health & Services Alaska mediating claims about 200 open positions. The hardest jobs to fill are speech-language pathologists and nurses with training in wound care and neonatal intensive care.

Other major employers are ConocoPhillips (COP) and ExxonMobil (XOM) representing the oil industry and large canneries as UNISEA and Alyeska.

The average price is $ 313,796 and the unemployment rate is 8.1%.

Texas

Texas remains strong in its oil and health care industry and as a result has been less ill effects of the economic crisis most states. Perhaps because of the enormous amount of opportunities, they too are having trouble finding qualified employees.

Provo-Orem, Utah

For any techies out there, Utah could become the land of opportunity. The unemployment rate is around 5.1%, but many of the positions are occupied by employees in their 20's, which could easily return to school, leaving vacancies. Very specific jobs such as engineers software are in high demand by businesses of information technology.

About 24% of companies plan to hire in the next quarter, and other popular industries are construction, transportation, financial services, education and health services.

The average home price in Provo-Orem is low to $ 195,333.

Kennewick-Pasco-Richland, Washington,

About 24% of employers in the Tri-Cities area are planning to hire over the next months. Heavy industries are manufacturing, food processing and services. Two employers are huge Washington State University and the Department of Energy Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

Average prices here are $ 133,134 and the unemployment rate is 8.8%.

Omaha, Neb.-Council Bluffs, Iowa,

22% of local area employers plan to hire in the next quarter. Good job prospects are construction, manufacturing, wholesale and retail trade, finance, education and health services and leisure and hospitality. A number of large companies make their home here, including Berkshire Hathaway, Union Pacific ConAgra Foods and Kiewit. The cost of living is low, there is little pollution and lots of things to do.

The average price is $ 114,977.

Richmond, Virginia,

As in Omaha, 22% of employers in the area of the Local Plan to hire in the next quarter. Good job prospects are construction, durable goods manufacturing, wholesale and retail, transport, education and health services, and leisure and hospitality.

The many varied industries in Richmond include chemical, food, snuff manufacturing, biotechnology, high-tech fibers and semiconductors.

The average price is $ 167,185 and the unemployment rate is 7.8%.

About the Author

Jerry Clifford has received the prestigious 100% Club award for his success as a real estate agent in the Minneapolis real estate area. He is certified as an ePRO and prides himself on attention to detail. If you need help in your search for Waconia real estate, visit JerryClifford.com.

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