Livability.com has named Cincinnati as one of the top ten cities for college grads! Appearing on similar lists in recent years, Cincinnati is well known as a thriving metropolis.
This highly desirable city boasts a cost of living about 3.5 percent below the national average, which is one reason the city scored a spot on Livability’s list of the 2018 Best Affordable Places to Live. Plus, Cincinnati’s job market is hot. The city was included on WalletHub’s list of 2018’s Best Places to Find a Job (the website even named Cincinnati the No. 3 city in the U.S. for job opportunities), and “Cincy” is home to the headquarters of prominent companies like Procter & Gamble, Kroger and Macy’s.
Another major employer is the University of Cincinnati, which adds creative energy to the community with its nationally ranked and internationally renowned UC College-Conservatory of Music. In addition, Cincy has dozens of cool attractions, including the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and Cincinnati Art Museum as well as downtown’s restaurants, retailers and performing arts venues.
“The Cincinnati region is thriving, both in terms of its highly-esteemed workforce and its distinctive entertainment, cultural and culinary scenes,” says Randie Adam, vice president of marketing and visitor services at the Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau. “There is an undeniable spirit of exceeding expectations and making great things happen, which sets the perfect stage for young professionals and recent grads to make a difference. Plus, Cincinnati is truly a fun, vibrant place to live.”
About Schmidt Builders: Locally owned, third generation Schmidt Builders builds new homes in the greater Cincinnati area and Northern Kentucky. The recipient of numerous awards and accolades, we pride ourselves on providing an extraordinary home buying experience, on time delivery and superior craftsmanship. Locally owned since 1958, Schmidt Builders is active in the community and the Cincinnati Home Builders Association (HBA). Alan Schmidt, Sr. is a Past President of the Cincinnati HBA and Alan Schmidt, Jr. serves on the HBA Board of Directors.
