Women out-earn men in just three U.S. cities, according to a new analysis of Census data from Smartasset, the personal finance site.
The city, which has roughly 152,000 residents, also saw women's wages rise nearly 33% from 2017 to 2021, and the the wage gap narrowed by 26% during that time.
Women's wages are near parity (within 1% to 2% of men's wages) in Oceanside, Calif.; Dallas; Oxnard, Calif.; and Denton, Texas.
U.S. cities with the smallest gender wage gapsHollywood, Fla.: 104.76% Oakland, Calif.: 102.73% Springfield, Mass.
The wage gap widened in the 10 largest U.S. cities, according to SmartAsset, with the biggest drop coming from San Antonio, Texas, where women went from earning 91 cents for every dollar earned by a man to 82 cents over the last four years.