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Two-Thirds of Top Metros Report Fewer Job Gains in November

New York and Los Angeles bucked the national trend, both showing significant improvements in annual job gains.

By Kristen Smithberg | December 27, 2024 at 09:21 AM

A significant portion of top markets saw fewer job gains during the past 12 months when compared to the year-ago period. An analysis by RealPage found that this was the case with two-thirds of its top 150 markets, while the metro divisions of New York and Los Angeles saw significant improvement in annual job gain totals in November.

The New York-White Plains metro division gained 107,300 jobs for the 12 months ending in November, leading the nation in jobs added based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ monthly report. That was 32,000 more jobs than the metro added for the year ending in November 2023. The Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale market topped its total from last year by 64,700 jobs to a total of 46,200 jobs gained through November to rank third on RealPage’s job creation leaderboard for November.

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