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Cities Ranked & Rated: More than 400 Metropolitan Areas Evaluated in the U.S. and Canada

Cities Ranked & Rated: More than 400 Metropolitan Areas Evaluated in the U.S. and Canada
By Bert Sperling, Peter Sander

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The Latest Facts & Figures on the Best Places to Live in North America!

For anyone thinking about relocating-or interested in the demographics of American life—Cities Ranked & Rated offers unbeatable insights into more than 400 metropolitan areas in the United States and Canada. Data is provided by Bert Sperling, creator of Money magazine's original "Best Places to Live" list.

This unique guide combines honest opinions and objective facts to help readers compare cities quickly and comprehensively.

  • Data on the 45 fastest-growing U.S. cities
  • Separate rankings and ratings for 27 Canadian cities
  • Easy-to-read charts showing the best and worst U.S. cities in over 50 categories
  • State-level comparisons of population densities, taxes, government expenditures, educational testing, and more
  • Details on how to find more information at Bestplaces.net/CRAR

Highlights Include:

  • The strongest job outlook
  • The lowest cost of living
  • The most days of sunshine
  • The best educational opportunities
  • The best air and water quality
  • The lowest healthcare costs
  • The lowest crime rate
  • The shortest daily commute
  • The lowest automobile costs
  • The most leisure amenities


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #89138 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-05-07
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 864 pages

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The Latest Facts & Figures on the Best Places to Live in North America!

For anyone thinking about relocating—or interested in the demographics of American life—Cities Ranked & Rated offers unbeatable insights into more than 400 metropolitan areas in the United States and Canada. Data is provided by Bert Sperling, creator of Money magazine's original "Best Places to Live" list.

This unique guide combines honest opinions and objective facts to help readers compare cities quickly and comprehensively.

  • Data on the 45 fastest-growing U.S. cities

  • Separate rankings and ratings for 27 Canadian cities

  • Easy-to-read charts showing the best and worst U.S. cities in over 50 categories

  • State-level comparisons of population densities, taxes, government expenditures, educational testing, and more

  • Details on how to find more information at Bestplaces.net/CRAR

Highlights Include:

  • The strongest job outlook

  • The lowest cost of living

  • The most days of sunshine

  • The best educational opportunities

  • The best air and water quality

  • The lowest healthcare costs

  • The lowest crime rate

  • The shortest daily commute

  • The lowest automobile costs

  • The most leisure amenities


Customer Reviews

GREAT Reference book!4
I saw this book at the library, and when I saw how inexpensive it was, decided that I wanted it for myself. Very informative, and detailed information with specific statistics on population, education, cultural and demographical information. If you are even thinking about a move, this is an excellent reference tool.

INACCURATE! 2
If you analyze the ranking and ratings of this book, you will find very serious misrepresentations! Try to Compare two of your familiar cities one has low crime rate and the other much higher. What you will find is that they are about the same!! Try San Francisco and Oakland, San Jose and Richmond, CA. When you are looking for a safe place to live and raise your kids, you are likely ending up with a crime hovering place. I don't have any bias against rich or poor, but just the nature of the book--it is inaccurate and misleading!

Very detailed data4
Wow! This may be more than some of you care to see, it's the size of a phone book. But, it is easy to read and find the bits that you are interested in. Very well organized, and valuable data. It is a great match with "100 Best Tax Cities".