I don't see any of the traditional tech hubs fitting the bill.

Seattle is home to many fast-growing AI startups like Lexion, WellSaid Labs, Xembly, Fixie, OctoML, and CLIPr.While the San Francisco Bay Area remains the undisputed leader, Seattle appears to have the most robust AI talent pipeline and industry presence among other major U.S. tech hubs based on the available data.

Over the past few years it seems that more and more people are making the move to the state, and Charlotte has become a new hub for post-college grads to enter the "working" world.

@SharonYour comment reminded me of the family who sold me the deceased home because of his "Porn" room.

The Philadelphia rental market remains strong, especially in high-demand areas near universities, hospitals, and transit hubs, so vacancies can generally be minimized with the right property in the right location.

Yes I would also agree that hub spot is a great free CRM.They have tons of training (I got my digital marketing cert throught them),And generous free plan, plus If you ever out grow that, then they have the infrastructure to help take you to the next level.

Overall Austin is currently a Buyers market but there are some neighborhoods that are Sellers markets due to good schools, accessibility to Tech hub job areas, parks, entertainment etc.

Tesla's expanding footprint in the area in recent years has made Central Texas a hub for the electric vehicle industry.Examples of the biggest recent projects in the Tesla sphere are: the company itself taking more than 1 million square feet at Kyle/35 Logistics Park; supplier US Farathane Corp. taking an entire 410,000-square-foot building in Georgetown; and Hanwha Advanced Materials LLC building a $100 million, 200,000-square-foot advanced high-tech manufacturing facility near Georgetown.

I work in Ontario, California which is one, if not THE largest industrial warehouse hub west of the Mississippi.

Metropolitan areas such as Austin, Dallas, and Houston have become major hubs for technology, finance, and energy sectors, attracting both jobseekers and investors from across the country.While Texas still experiences some seasonal variations, they’re typically less dramatic than in northern states.