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The 10 Best Small Cities in America—What You Need To Know
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The 10 Best Small Cities in America—What You Need To Know
Many Americans are reconsidering where they’d prefer to live, particularly after the COVID-19 outbreak and the rise of working from home. In fact, Americans are now more likely to prefer the suburbs over both urban and rural communities. According to Pew Research Center, 46 percent of Americans say they’d rather live in the suburbs.
The term “suburbs” can cover a wide range of communities, including charming small towns, quirky cities and hidden gems. Smaller towns are getting more and more popular. The reality is that remote work, for many, has removed the need to live within commuting distance to a major city. Removing the commute has been a game-changer for people who love small-town life. For many people, smaller cities seem an ideal, safe place to raise a family, with good schools, thriving businesses and overall good vibes.
Are small cities more affordable than larger cities?
“One of the best perks of living in a city with a relatively small population is affordability,” says WalletHub. They note, for instance, that a two-two-child family in Hanford, California would be $6,516 per month, compared with more than double, at $13,251 per month, for the same family in San Francisco.
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