Best Small US Cities to Live in (2007)

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1. MiddletonThe annual 2007 survey of Money Magazine, for the best small US cities to live in, places Middleton (Wisconsin) on the top spot, followed by Hanover (New Hampshire) and Louisville (Colorado).

The survey focuses on small American cities, with good schools and safe streets, great economic opportunities and a sense of community, affordable houses or more expensive houses good to live in. The economic boom of these small cities may lead to an increased cost of living over the years, but thing is all could be worth it. Continue reading »

Best Small US Cities to Live in (2006)

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1. Fort CollinsThe annual 2006 survey of Money Magazine, for the best small US cities to live in, places Fort Collins (Colorado) on the top spot, followed by Naperville (Illinois) and the diverse community of Sugar Land (Texas).

It looks like Americans are flocking to places that offer amenities and big-city opportunities. Many are looking now for more green space and less stress. This is why small cities, with good schools, affordable housing and clean air, became an attraction. See what the top 3 small US cities from this survey has to offer. Continue reading »

Best Small US Cities to Live in (2005)

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1. MoorestownThe annual 2005 survey of Money Magazine, for the best small US cities to live in, places Moorestown (New Jersey) on the top spot, followed by Bainbridge Island (Washington) and Naperville (Illinois).

This is the first available online survey of this kind, for best small American cities, of CNN/Money Magazine. Editors started with more than 1,300 cities and finally settled on a top of 100 cities. Many small American cities have good schools, great jobs and  affordable housing. Population is typically in the tens of thousands, but life is good and cost of living may be cheaper. Continue reading »

Best Small US Cities to Live in (2008)

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1. PlymouthThe annual 2008 survey of Money Magazine, for the best small US cities to live in, places Plymouth (Minnesota) on the top spot, followed by Fort Collins (Colorado) and Naperville (Illinois).

Compared to the large cities, these small American cities have also great schools, great jobs and some affordable housing. Life may be quiet, but not less exciting. The trend shows however a house price increase and it’s not rare to find million-dollar homes in this huge market. Where is best to live, prices adjust accordingly. Continue reading »