The 25 fastest-growing cities in the US, ranked

Total score: 64.55

Job and economy rank: 100

Seattle has a population of 730,000. According to TripSavvy, some of the biggest employers in Seattle include Boeing, Amazon, and Microsoft.

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Total score: 64.55

Job and economy rank: 288

Brandon is a small city with a population just over 100,000. It's about 13 miles east of Tampa.

Total score: 64.7

Job and economy rank: 5

About 50 miles north of Denver, Greeley is a small city with a population of roughly 107,000.

Total score: 65.42

Job and economy rank: 121

Spring Valley has a population of 200,000 and sits right between Las Vegas and Red Rock Canyon. It was also just named one of the best places to live in the US.

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Total score: 65.52

Job and economy rank: 472

Just southwest of Houston, Sugar Land has a population of 118,600.

Total score: 65.58

Job and economy rank: 42

With a population of 210,000, Santa Clarita is the third-largest city in Los Angeles County. It is just outside of the city of Los Angeles and its main attraction is a Six Flags.

Total score: 66.11

Job and economy rank: 277

Arden-Arcade has a population slightly under 100,000 and is best known as a suburb of Sacramento.

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Total score: 66.54

Job and economy rank: 24

Miami has a population of nearly 471,000. The area's biggest employers include Publix Super Markets, Baptist Health, and the University of Miami, according to the South Florida Business Journal.

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Total score: 66.54

Job and economy rank: 30

Milpitas, a small California city located between San Jose and Fremont, has a population of 80,000.

Total score: 66.91

Job and economy rank: 95

Concord, best known as a suburb of Charlotte, has a population of 94,000. According to the Triad Business Journal, the largest employers in the area are Spectrum, Walmart Inc., and Atrium Health.

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Total score: 67.3

Job and economy rank: 36

Austin has a population of roughly 964,000. With live music, a booming tech scene, and 150 new residents arriving daily, US News just ranked Austin as the best place to live in America.

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Total score: 67.46

Job and economy rank: 99

Midland is in West Texas, between Forth Worth and El Paso, and has a population of 142,000. Midland has always been an oil city, and in 2016, it was even the highest-earning metro area in the US.

Total score: 69.23

Job and economy ranking: 129

McKinney has a population of 192,000 and is roughly 30 miles from Dallas. It also has the most expensive high school football stadium in the country — it cost $70 million to build and seats 12,000.

Total score: 69.96

Job and economy rank: 122

Murfreesboro, typically recognized for its Civil War history, is southwest of Nashville and has a population of 141,000.

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Total score: 70.54

Job and economy ranking: 50

The focal point of College Station is Texas A&M University, which houses the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. It has a population of 116,000.

Total score: 70.99

Job and economy rank: 28

With a population of nearly 129,000, Round Rock is a part of the greater Austin metropolitan area. Round Rock and Austin are frequently linked, as they were earlier this year in a Business Insider list of the best places for startups.

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Total score: 71.56

Job and economy rank: 11

Cape Coral is adjacent to Fort Myers, which is also on this list, and has a population of 189,000. Business Insider previously reported that Cape Coral has a high percentage of vacation homes.

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Total score: 72.42

Job and economy rank: 2

Saint George has a population of 171,000. It also has a healthy job market with an unemployment rate at 2.8%, the lowest it has been in the city since 2007. SkyWest Airlines is headquartered in Saint George.

Total score: 73.76

Job and economy rank: 125

Meridian, the third-largest city in Idaho, has a population of nearly 107,000. The city's motto is "Built for business, designed for living."

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Total score: 73.88

Job and economy ranking: 13

Fort Myers, a popular beach home destination, has a population of 82,000 and serves as the headquarters of the women's retailer Chico's and the clinical laboratory Neogenomics.

Total score: 74.25

Job and economy ranking: 155

Frisco is part of the Dallas metro area and has a population of 188,000. The median home value in Frisco is $396,800, making it one of the best cities to buy a home in right now.

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Total score: 76.62

Job and economy ranking: 65

Enterprise has a population just over 108,000. It is near Las Vegas and in addition to being one of the fastest-growing cities in the US, it is also a popular choice for buying a vacation home. Business Insider previously reported that 7.04% of the homes in the area are secondary homes.

Total score: 78.1

Job and economy rank: 4

Bend has a population nearing 98,000, and its long-term growth has been impressive. According to the 2000 census, Bend had a population of 52,000 almost 20 years ago.

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Total score: 79.47

Job and Economy rank: 37

Mount Pleasant, just across the bridge from Charleston, has a population just over 89,000. According to the Post and Courier, that's a 27.5% increase since 2010.

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Total score: 82.11

Job and economy rank: 3

Lehigh Acres is a predominantly residential area near Fort Myers and Cape Coral, which are also on this list. It has a population of nearly 118,000. According to Data USA, Lehigh Acres recently saw a 6.77% growth in employees and a 6.98% growth in the median household income.