These are the 15 cities with the most $100K+ jobs in May

These are the 15 cities with the most $100K+ jobs in MayThese are the 15 cities with the most $100K+ jobs in MayThough a new graduating class is about to flood offices across the country, Baby Boomers are holding their ground. A recent report from Reuters using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics finds that three million Americans over 55-years-old have joined the workforce over the past three years. This accounts for 60% of all workers between 2016 and 2018.So where are the cities hiring for $100k jobs the most? Ladders put together a list of the 15 cities hiring the most $100K+ jobs in May using data from its continuously updated database of high-paying jobs.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and more1.San FranciscoJobs available26,924The Bay Area saw its biggest job gains in Marchled by Santa Clara County and the East Bay. Check out thesejobs in and aroundSan Francisco.Sample jobSo cial Media Marketing Manager, Social LabShutterstock2.New York, NYJobs available 21,726Though New York is creating more and more jobs, they are having a housing crisis. Check out thesejobs in and around New York.Sample jobEmail Marketing ManagerShutterstock3.Washington, DCJobs available16,186Washington, D.C. has plenty of jobs in tech but islacking those with cybersecurity and businessintelligence skills. Check out thesejobs in and around Washington.Sample job Sr. Manager, Digital Product ManagementShutterstock4.Boston, MAJobs available13,462According to a recent analysis of the hottest job markets, Boston came in fourth place.Check out thesejobs in and around Boston.Sample job Senior Software Engineer IIShutterstock5.Los Angeles, CAJobs available12,031This sunny city has plenty of jobs available in finance, sales, and healthcare. Check out thesejobs in and around Los Angeles.Sample jobDirector of Finance for a Non Profit Sports AssociationShutterstock6.Chicago, ILJobs available10,6 42Good news Despite unemployment rates increasing overall in Illinois, Chicago has seen a decline and leads the state in job creation. Check out thesejobs in and around Chicago.Sample jobSenior Windows AdministratorShutterstock7. Seattle,WAJobs available8,734Seattle is one of the Top 15 cities hiring for tech jobs, according to24/7 Wall St.Check out thesejobs in and around Seattle.Sample jobSenior Windows AdministratorShutterstock8. DallasFort Worth,TXJobs available 8,432The Dallas tech job sectorcontinuesto remain strong. Check out thesejobs in and around Dallas.Sample jobInsurance AgentShutterstock9.Philadelphia, PAJobs available7,174Philadelphia job openings in April grew faster than in New York, San Francisco, and LA, according to Philly.com. Check out thesejobs in and around Philadelphia.Sample jobInsurance AgentShutterstock10.Atlanta, GAJobs available 6,837Atlanta is outpacing both job growth and salary increases over the past year,according to Glassdoor. Check out thesejobs i n and around Atlanta.Sample jobDirector of Technical Accounting ReportingShutterstock11.Denver, COJobs available 5,649Denver is also one of the Top 15 cities hiring for tech workers.Out of the 1.4 million workers in Denver, 9.2% work in STEM.Check out thesejobs in and aroundDenver.Sample jobSenior Network EngineerShutterstock12.Houston, TXJobs available 4,619Not loving the Polar Vortex? You may want to move to Houston. Check out thesejobs in and around Houston.Sample jobCommodities and Purchasing Strategic Sourcing LeadShutterstock13. Austin, TXJobs available 4,303According to U.S. News World Report Austin is the No.1 place to live in the U.S. in 2019. Check out thesejobs in and around Austin.Sample job Senior Financial Analyst RetailShutterstock14.Minneapolis-Saint Paul, MNJobs available4,047Zip Recruiter called Minneapolis the best job market for those who want to work with small to medium-sized businesses. Check out thesejobs in and around Minneapolis.Sample jobManager Human R esourcesShutterstock15. Baltimore, MDJobs available 3,937The top five industries for jobs in Maryland areArchitecture and Engineering Industry,Computer and Mathematical Industry,Management Industry,Legal Industry, andBusiness and Financial Operations Industry, according to Zippia.Check out these jobs in and around Baltimore.Sample jobPlant Manager (Food)ShutterstockYou might also enjoyNew neuroscience reveals 4 rituals that will make you happyStrangers know your social class in the first seven words you say, study finds10 lessons from kleine Franklins daily schedule that will double your productivityThe worst mistakes you can make in an interview, according to 12 CEOs10 habits of mentally strong people