Louis branch makes a more sense than cutting jobs in your central location.I agree that the job cuts are being spread around.

They used a variety of data sources and focused on three main categories: Overvalued vs Undervalued, Population growth, and job growth.

Just to confirm- does your wife have any other W2 job? 

Without these replacement jobs, only lower-paying service sector positions will remain as area incomes fall due to the loss of higher-paying jobs, city services decline and crime increases.

Awesome job @Donald Aleshire! 

Luckily, my wife is in a good W2 job in tech - so I think my bases are covered. 

I am also still in school, and I have a part time job.

I have a job that requires me to work 60 hours a week.

In an accompanying video, I also pointed out that Utah had the highest population growth from new births (see the heatmap above, courtesy of Pew Research Center’s analysis of Census data).Metros along the Wasatch Front, such as Salt Lake City, UT; Provo, UT; and Ogden, UT continue to see strong job growth, low vacancy rates, and relatively high price appreciation.

Is there a strong job market?