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Alameda, CA vs Omaha, NE

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Highlights
- Job Growth in Omaha has been positive.
- Omaha has 2.8% more unemployment than Alameda.
- Omaha job growth has increased by 11.8% in the past 10 years.
 Alameda, CAOmaha, NEUnited States
 Current Unemployment6.2%3.4%6.0%
 Future Job Growth36.6%30.2%33.5%
 Recent Job Growth-9.0%-2.2%-6.2%
 3 Yr. Job Growth-10.3%1.5%-3.6%
 5 Yr. Job Growth-7.9%6.1%-0.7%
 10 Yr. Job Growth1.5%11.8%6.3%
Reviews for Alameda    6 Reviews

Over 6 years ago

Having been born here & 70 now I have watched firsthand, a small, quiet town ruined by excessive building, overcrowding and far too many restaurants for a city this  More

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Enjoy the immense benefit to having a close-knit community with main-street USA feel less than 10 miles from the resources of several urban and education  More

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Alameda, CA is a unique town here in the Bay Area. Perhaps because it is an island, or perhaps because for many decades it was a U.S. Army base, the city has never  More

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Reviews for Omaha    122 Reviews

Over 1 years ago

Born and raised in Omaha, moved to the Pacific Northwest for 50 years, and now back in Omaha. Feels safe, secure, good health care, lots of activities. Compared to  More

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Over 1 years ago

Many of the reviews say Omaha is good for family life - it is, but it also offers the best of quality urban living. I've lived here for 20 years, after living in  More

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Pros: Not much happens, no news is good news. No major tornadoes for decades!! Education can be good in areas. Career opportunities for those who take risks and  More

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