Survey – Scottsdale’s a Top 10 City for Women

We know Scottsdale is a great place to live for most who call it home. A new ranking puts Scottsdale in the top 20 cities in America for women.

The West’s Most Western Town came in at No. 7.

 According to the findings, Scottsdale:

 “finishes in the top 20 for three different metrics: It ranks 19th-highest for percentage of women with a bachelor’s degree (54.77%), 18th-highest for median annual earnings for full-time working women ($57,749) and 13th-highest for percentage of full-time working women with earnings of at least $75,000 (39.25%).”

The top 5, according to the SmartAsset survey, were Cary, NC (in the Raleigh-Durham tech Triangle); Washington DC area and Arlington, VA, (home to federal government employees); tech and Boeing heavy Seattle; and Minneapolis, which got on the list thanks to more than half the population having bachelor’s degrees.

Before too much gloating wells up, know that Chandler, AZ, came in 6^th, just above Scottsdale. Gilbert also made the Top 50 list, coming in at 42^nd. No other Arizona municipalities were represented.

Both Scottsdale and Chandler moved up one position from the same study in 2019, while Gilbert fell from 14^th to 42^nd.

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