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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
6 Cities That Boast the ‘Best Value’
Daily Real Estate News | Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Which cities offer the best value? Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine recently ranked metro areas by best “value,” factoring in low cost of living, strong economies, and personal amenities.
The following are the six metro areas that topped its list, including each city’s unemployment rate, median household income, and cost-of-living index (the index is based on the national average of 100; cities with a score below 100 have a lower cost-of-living). To see the other factors that weighed Kiplinger’s decisions for the top 6 and to view the full list, visit the Kiplinger Web site.
1. Omaha, Neb.
Unemployment rate: 4.6%
Cost-of-living index: 90.3
Median household income: $53,457
2. Charlotte, N.C.
Unemployment rate: 10.4%
Cost of living index: 93
Median household income: $53,168
3. Nashville, Tenn.
Unemployment rate: 8.5%
Cost of living index: 90.7
Median household income: $51,352
4. Colorado Springs, Colo.
Unemployment rate: 9.3%
Cost-of-living index: 92.0
Median household income: $56,576
5. Knoxville, Tenn.
Unemployment rate: 7.7%
Cost-of-living index: 89.7
Median household income: $45,727
6. Lexington, Ky.
Unemployment rate: 7.8%
Cost-of-living index: 89.1
Median household income: $48,158
View Kiplinger’s complete top 10 list.
Source: “10 Best Value Cities for 2011,” Kiplinger’s Personal Finance (July 2011)
Which cities offer the best value? Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine recently ranked metro areas by best “value,” factoring in low cost of living, strong economies, and personal amenities.
The following are the six metro areas that topped its list, including each city’s unemployment rate, median household income, and cost-of-living index (the index is based on the national average of 100; cities with a score below 100 have a lower cost-of-living). To see the other factors that weighed Kiplinger’s decisions for the top 6 and to view the full list, visit the Kiplinger Web site.
1. Omaha, Neb.
Unemployment rate: 4.6%
Cost-of-living index: 90.3
Median household income: $53,457
2. Charlotte, N.C.
Unemployment rate: 10.4%
Cost of living index: 93
Median household income: $53,168
3. Nashville, Tenn.
Unemployment rate: 8.5%
Cost of living index: 90.7
Median household income: $51,352
4. Colorado Springs, Colo.
Unemployment rate: 9.3%
Cost-of-living index: 92.0
Median household income: $56,576
5. Knoxville, Tenn.
Unemployment rate: 7.7%
Cost-of-living index: 89.7
Median household income: $45,727
6. Lexington, Ky.
Unemployment rate: 7.8%
Cost-of-living index: 89.1
Median household income: $48,158
View Kiplinger’s complete top 10 list.
Source: “10 Best Value Cities for 2011,” Kiplinger’s Personal Finance (July 2011)
Thursday, March 03, 2011
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Sunday, October 24, 2010
Open House
OPEN HOUSE, SAT., 10/30/10 *******FROM 11AM TO 1PM********
Impeccable, move-in condition, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Village ranch with attached garage built in 2001 awaits new owners. Large (approx. 32 x 15), private 2 tier deck backs to woods with one section reinforced to hold a hot tub. Loads of storage, 5 ceiling fans, slate sidewalk, new washer, dryer, (09) ceramic top stove, (10), 2 heating zones and much, much more. A must see! MLS# 131752 $204,000. Call Diane for a private showing 280-6664.
Directions:
From Ithaca, take 96N to Trumansburg; turn right on Union St (just before Tompkins Trust Company); continue onto Cayuga St; left at Prospect St; house on right, after last duplex.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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