I'm always told if I want to go anywhere in America I should go to Boston. Guess that checks out.
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USA Today: America’s best states to live in, ranked
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But who doesn't love going from 10 below (F) or worse in winter to 95+ with massive humidity and tons of mosquitos in summer?
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Don't get me wrong, MN's great, but the abrupt left-turn is definitely one of the few complaints I have compared to some of the more southern, less temperature-fluctuating states.
those the parts without people, or the parts that are bourbon distilleries?
NJ is not THAT bad. As much as I hate the weather during the summer the income, access to healthcare and education, and convenient location make up for it.
And TRAFFIC! I hate being in CA even on vacation.
EDIT: Oh, that's not even a factor they considered...
Just like I can click on Google translate and the webpage customizes itself, webbrowsers need a "Black" plugin that would automatically reconfigure this list.
14th best state to live in is a state no one lives in. It's possible these listings have very little to do with what people actually look for in a place to live.
I dunno, that bottom ten also looks an awful lot like the bottom 10 states if you're not white, too.
Lol, Louisville is pretty progressive, they've had people stand up to Mitch at least.
I grew up in the western part of the state though. Not the same :/
It's crowded and doesn't have the infrastructure to support more growth.
Looks like New Mexico is the only bad blue state and Utah is the only good red state judging by the top and bottom 10, but I would personally rather live in Texas when it comes to red states. We here in Ohio are crap, but at least we aren't Kentucky.
Yeah congestion is probably right up there with cost of living. So instead of planning our life around weather like the rest of the US, we plan our life around traffic patterns. It's nice, as long as you don't go anywhere ;)
This like 1000x. i-25 can't handle it anymore and my commute gets longer every month.
I don't think the issue is Nashville or Memphis. Nashville is doing gangbusters and has very healthy growth and opportunities. Outside of certain people (who coincidentally have mostly moved to mississippi or outside of shelby county), Memphis is awesome right now. Tourism is up, businesses are doing well, housing prices are on the rise, and general happiness of the city is improving. I think the issue dragging us down is the rest of the state...
Same. Republicans are the enemies of the people. Those in party power are like vampires who suck their constituents' standard of living dry. Racism allows this unilateral relationship to persist.
Boston in one part of MA, we have lots of awesome cities and it's not expensive to live in most of them.
Weed is legal and lots of jobs what more could you want.
It's probably just a Nashville effect. Or a few cities.
https://www.bizjournals.com/nashvil...ere-did-they-come-from-where-did-they-go.html
It seems the state's growth might be sliding a bit. Chattanooga still has high growth too, apparently. It is hard to find up to date demographic information though.
I want to move to Minnesota so bad dude
get in before everyone catches on once the temperatures are 30 warmer.
get in before everyone catches on once the temperatures are 30 warmer.
I've been here for 7 years now and it's amazing. The people, attitude, and culture are a great fit for me and my family. Granted, I live in the twin cities suburbs, but even up north the people are normal and not rabid Trump supporters (from my experience).
Moving to Colorado to get out of the south on a whim was the best decision I ever made for me and my family.
9 out of the bottom 10 are red states that have some of the lowest educational and quality of life numbers in the country. Voting against their interest.
9 out of the bottom 10 are red states that have some of the lowest educational and quality of life numbers in the country. Voting against their interest.
Sure, but for such a small state there are also areas like Waterbury that always struck me as kinda gloomy. I understand it being so high up but top three?
Oh I was thinking twin cities too. the only things that turn me off is the weather and the percentage of white people, but like I said give it a few years. Ive visited a few times and I love it.
The gap is only going to widen after this last election. Ohio sucks, signed Ohio resident.
