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GE Aerospace has operated in Lynn since 1892 and produced the I-A, the first American jet engine, there in 1942; the River Works site now employs about 2,500 people in aviation manufacturing. Beyond GE, healthcare and social assistance is the largest employment sector, with North Shore Medical Center and Lynn Public Schools among the city's biggest employers, followed by retail trade and manufacturing.

Downtown Lynn has been rebuilding since the early 2000s around adaptive reuse of historic buildings, with the Massachusetts Cultural Council designating it one of the state's first official arts and culture districts in 2012. A 331-unit waterfront residential development broke ground on Carroll Parkway in 2019, adding housing near the harbor as the city's older shoe- and leather-manufacturing base, largely gone since the last shoe factory closed in 1981, continues to give way to services and healthcare jobs.

With new waterfront housing filling in near downtown and a workforce still anchored by GE Aerospace's manufacturing shifts, Lynn generates steady demand for plumbers, electricians, and general contractors serving both older mill-era housing stock and new residential construction, plus dentists and legal services for a population with relatively modest healthcare-sector wages.