We’ve got the sixth-happiest young professionals in America
Detroit blew past the Windy City — and most of America’s top urban centers — in Forbes Magazine’s rankings of the cities with the happiest young professionals. By the way, noted a Forbes representative, were it not for the factor of job security, we’d be in the top five.
Model D launched over five years ago with the belief that this city, despite its flaws, offered a quality of life to be envied across the nation. More than high-tech jobs and cheap cost of living, we offer something better — an inclusive and diverse community willing to open its arms to all who make the journey. So, congrats Detroit. We did this one together.
The list is available at Forbes (alas, there’s no text) so click here to read more.
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