If you’re looking to move to a new city but aren’t sure where to go, U.S News and World Report has once again released its top 10 places to live in the United States.
In ranking 150 major cities in total, U.S. News looked at everything from housing to the local job market. It then weighted the data with input from a survey of Americans regarding what matters most about where they choose to live.
“Rising concerns about career prospects, housing affordability and increased cost of goods and services are reflected in this year’s rankings,” said Erika Giovanetti of U.S. News in a press release. “While quality of life remains the top priority for many Americans, a city’s value and job market are becoming increasingly important for those looking for a place to live.”
Continue reading to see which 10 cities made the list:
