Austin's job market pushed it to tie with Washington, D.C. in the survey, coming in third for lowest unemployment, second for the three-year job growth forecast, and first for job growth over the past three years.
The cities on the list were all recognized for relatively healthy housing markets and recession-proof industries like government, defense, education and technology.
Texas' four largest cities were all in the top 10. Dallas was listed at #3. The Houston-Sugar Land area was tied for #4, while San Antonio came in at #7 on the list.
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