The proud winner is Louisville, Colorado.
Why Louisville, Colorado?
- Low unemployment rate.
- Small town feel.
- Close proximity to outdoor activities
- Diverse industries weathering the tough times
- Easy access to metro area: 25 minutes from Denver
Did your town make it to the Top 100. Here is a list of the Top 25 that made it to the Best Places to Live 2009.
1 Louisville, CO
2 Chanhassen, MN
3 Papillion, NE
4 Middleton, WI
5 Milton, MA
6 Warren, NJ
7 Keller, TX
8 Peachtree City, GA
9 Lake St. Louis, MO
10 Mukilteo, WA
11 West Goshen, PA
12 Sammamish, WA
13 Superior, CO
14 Farmington, UT
15 Westerville, OH
16 Acton, MA
17 Newcastle, WA
18 Highland Heights, OH
19 Hopkinton, MA
20 Chaska, MN
21 Montville, NJ
22 Draper, UT
23 Solon, OH
24 Mansfield, TX
25 Ellisville, MO
For more information and profile shots of these towns, visit http://money.cnn.com/
Published by Reena Das - Featured Contributor in Lifestyle
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8 Comments
Post a CommentThanks for sharing this. My town is a no show. :)
Thanks for the info. My town didn't make the list.
What an interesting article. If I wanted to move I'd be checking all of these towns out. :)
Very interesting! I'm not familiar with most of these cities. But I had a feeling my hometown wouldn't make it!
Somehow I knew the closest city to me wasn't going to be on the list, Reena. Tampa,Florida is now the 53rd largest city in the country but by far not the nicest :(
I highly recommend moving to a rural area, especially if you have your own business which will contribute to the local economy. We moved to the mountains of Idaho in 2005 and have never regretted it. Life here is wholesome with a close-knit family feeling in the community, enhanced by the great out-of-doors. I love having room for my own garden. Do your research and escape the stress of the city by moving to the countryside!
Louisville, Colorado? That's so random! :)
Good article,informative.