Are You Living In One Of America's Most Friendly Job Markets?

Trulia is out with a list of the best job markets for recent grads. Do you call one of the top cities home?

According to Trulia, the east is "the place to be" for new college grads, despite the fact that the west boasts a "healthy" economy. The new survey is based on Trulia's housing market data and proprietary data shared by LinkedIn to determine which cities offer recent grads the best combination of affordability and entry-level job availability.

Related Link: Paying The Minimum On Your Credit Card Can Double Your Debt

"While the West makes headlines with high wages and strong job growth, the East is tough to beat for new college grads looking to start their career," Trulia's report stated. "Of the top 10 metros offering the best perks, all are east of the Rockies and nine are either on, or east, of the Mississippi River."

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, achieved top ranks given its high scores in all three components. The city ranked number one on the LinkedIn New Grad Index, while 92 percent of its housing stock is considered affordable for recent college grads.

Indianapolis, Indiana, ranked second followed by Kansas City, Missouri; Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota; and Columbus, Ohio.

Miami, Florida, was ranked as the weakest market for college grads, while Los Angeles, California, ranked second to last.

See more from Benzinga

• Why Is The Market Rallying? UBS's Art Cashin Offers His Take

• Asian Stocks Mostly Higher On 'Limited News Flow,' European Stocks Follow The Lead

• Asian Markets Tumble To Near 2-Month Lows As European Markets Jump Higher

© 2016 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.