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The 15 best cities to live in 2026 all have one thing in common: they're cheaper
Maybe this suburb is affordable…Michael Godek/Getty ImagesAffordability is more important than ever in choosing where to live.US News & World Report ranked the best places to live, and getting a deal was a high priority.A Midwestern city took the top spot, but the Sun Belt had a strong showing on the list.Choosing a city to live in. is a personal decision, but in an increasingly expensive housing market, affordability is more important than ever."Every year we ask consumers what they're looking for in a place to live, and this year consumers overwhelmingly cited that they were looking for value and affordability," US News & World Report consumer lending analyst Erika Giovanetti told Business Insider. "They even said that they're looking for affordability over quality of life and desirability."US News & World Report analyzed more than 850 US cities and ranked them based on four key indexes: value, quality of life, desirability, and job market. This year's rankings differ from previous years by weighting value higher than the other categories."Education, college readiness, access to healthcare — all of these things fall under quality of life, but consumers this year are really feeling it in their wallets, and they are willing to make sacrifices if it's about finding a more affordable place to live," Giovanetti said of the rationale.While the Midwest has become the most affordable region of the country, a majority of the entries on US News' best cities to live in list are in Southern states.Giovanetti noted that while affordability is an important factor this year, cities toward the top of the list are ones that demonstrate balance across all key categories. Johns Creek, Georgia, for example, finished first in last year's rankings, but dropped to fifth this year, mainly because it's pricier than other cities."Johns Creek ranks 232 for value, which is not so bad in the grand. scheme of things, but it is one of the more higher priced cities that made the top of our list," she said.Below, the best places to live in the US, according to US News & World Report.15. Buffalo Grove, ILSkokie, Illinois, a city between Buffalo Grove, Illinois, and Chicago.halbergman/Getty ImagesPopulation: 41,765Median home value: $380,110Median household income: $135,54314. Parkland, FLParkland, Florida.felixmizioznikov/Getty ImagesPopulation: 36,938Median home value: $896,250Median household income: $223,20013. League City, TXLeague City, Texas.halbergman/Getty ImagesPopulation: 109,083Median home value: $344,265Median household income: $123,03212. Troy, MITroy, Michigan.AK / 500px/Getty ImagesPopulation: 90,584Median home value: $396,774Median household income: $120,75711. Cary, NCCary, North Carolina.zimmytws/Getty ImagesPopulation: 182,416Median home value: $570,890Median household income: $136,70010. Sugar Land, TXSugar Land, TX.Art Wager/Getty ImagesPopulation: 114,818Median home value: $431,815Median household income: $140,5119. Frisco, TXFrisco, Texas.Jean Burbano/Getty ImagesPopulation: 229,028Median home value: $627,426Median household income: $152,7498. Leander, TXWilliamson County, Texas, where Leander is located.Gene Maysonet / 500px/Getty ImagesPopulation: 81,757Median home value: $495,712Median household income: $143,5687. Rochester Hills, MIRochester Hills, Michigan.RiverNorthPhotography/Getty ImagesPopulation: 77,520Median home value: $388,231Median household income: $119,9386. Hoover, ALBirmingham, Alabama, just on miles outside Hoover.Leigh Ann Speake/Getty ImagesPopulation: 91,649Median home value: $382,915Median household income: $104,0055. Johns Creek, GAJohns Creek, Georgia.rodclementphotography/Getty ImagesPopulation: 78,408Median home value: $588,835Median household income: $167,0514. Ankeny, IAAnkeny, IA.Jacob Boomsma/Getty ImagesPopulation: 78,414Median home value: $331,417Median household income: $107,8713. Flower Mound, TXGrapevine Lake, which borders Flower Mound, Texas.Nathan Cannon/Getty ImagesPopulation: 77,576Median home value: $553,334Median household income: $167,1512. Fishers, INFishers, Indiana.Lindy Christopher/Getty ImagesPopulation: 102,895Median home value: $405,882Median household income: $136,5021. Carmel, INCarmel, Indiana.Michael Godek/Getty ImagesPopulation: 103,768Median home value: $477,625Median household income: $144,615Read the original article on Business Insider
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