A
corner of Gainesville, Georgia
People
have many reasons
to live or move in the cities. For some Americans, the considerations
could be:
-
total population
-
population growth, include migration
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cost of living
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housing values
-
household income.
The
most decision
factor is
“living cost.” Then, What is the Meaning of Cheaper Cities in the
USA?
Cheaper
cities mean that the average cost of living in those cities is below
national averages.
It
is estimated that average cost of living in the USA is US$ 11,000 per
person per year. Family of 4 could reach US$ 44,000 per year.
Sebring
city, Florida
In
term of cheaper place, these 10 cities are below average of national
living cost:
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Gainesville, Georgia
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Spartanburg, South Carolina
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Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin,
South Carolina
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Huntsville, Alabama,
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Bowling Green, Kentucky
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Burlington, North Carolina
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Salisbury, MD-DE
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Sebring, Florida
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Auburn-Opelika, Alabama
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Homosassa Springs, Florida
Above
10 cities are favorite places to live in America currently. Two of
them in Florida quite surprise me, because I thought Florida was
expensive state due to its famous for tourist destination.
However,
they are not big cities like Los Angeles or New York.
I
live in the current community due to its moderate in terms of
population (250,000 people), cost of living (lower than national
average), good public facilities and good education system.
What
are the main reasons for you to live in your current town
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