The Most Expensive U.S. ZIP Codes (2012 Edition)
Using data compiled by real estate market data firm Altos Research, Forbes Magazine recently presented America’s most expensive ZIP codes for 2012. Continue reading
Category Archives: Rankings
Carmel, Indiana Rated Top Mid-Sized U.S. City For 2012
From a list of 744 eligible towns nationwide, Carmel, Indiana ranked first in CNNMoney’s Top Places To Live 2012. Continue reading
Top 10 U.S. Cities For Public Parks
Parks help cities to attract home buyers, to retain retired homeowners, and to raise home values. And now, with the creation of ParkScore, it’s easy to compare park systems between cities. Continue reading
10 Cities Projecting Home Value Increases Through 2013
Nationwide, the U.S. housing market is showing signs of recovery. Some markets are expected to recover more quickly than others. Continue reading
America’s 10 Richest Counties
There are 3,033 counties in the United States. Which 10 are the richest in terms of median household income? Not surprisingly, those near major economic centers rank high. Continue reading
America’s 20 Best Small Towns
Smithsonian.com published a list of America’s 20 Best Small Towns. Continue reading
The Top 10 Cities In Which To Raise A Family
Looking for a great place to raise a family? Forbes Magazine has a list that may help you. Continue reading
Top 10 Sunniest Cities In the United States
As compared to gloomy days, do “sunny days” put you in a good mood? See where your city ranks on the Sunniest Cities list. Continue reading
America’s Best Places To Raise A Family, Listed By State
BusinessWeek recently released its 2011 America’s Best Place to Raise a Family rankings. College-town Blacksburg, Virginia took top honors, breaking a 2-year win streak for the Chicago, Illinois region. Continue reading
Ranking The Best Places To Live In The U.S. (2011 Edition)
Using Quality of Life factors such as education, crime and “town spirit”, and focusing on towns with between 8,500 and 50,000 residents, CNNMoney ranks the country’s best “small towns”. Continue reading