But the cooling housing market may affect tech hiring growth in certain parts of the country moving forward, with cities such as Charlotte, N.C., and Phoenix considered overvalued, according to the report.
Here are the 25 cities with the most year-over-year growth of tech job postings, according to Dice.com’s analysis of 3 million U.S. job ads:
1. Orlando, Fla. (111 percent)
2. Miami (104 percent)
3. Detroit (90 percent)
4. Irvine, Calif. (89 percent)
5. Houston (83 percent)
6. San Antonio (80 percent)
7. Portland, Ore. (76 percent)
8. Tampa, Fla. (71 percent)
9. Phoenix (69 percent)
10. Charlotte, N.C. (65 percent)
11. Boston (64 percent)
12. St. Louis (64 percent)
13. San Diego (62 percent)
14. Jacksonville, Fla. (58 percent)
15. Dallas (58 percent)
16. Philadelphia (57 percent)
17. Seattle (56 percent)
18. Nashville, Tenn. (54 percent)
19. Cincinnati (52 percent)
20. Chicago (52 percent)
21. Indianapolis (52 percent)
22. Los Angeles (51 percent)
23. Jersey City, N.J. (49 percent)
24. Minneapolis (48 percent)
25. Columbus, Ohio: (48 percent)
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