America’s 10 Most Popular Cities To Live, 2017

The Texas capital, Austin ranked as the No. 1 place to live in America in 2017, according to new ranking by realtor.com, with Jacksonville (Florida) coming in at No. 2 and Las Vegas at No. 3.

Other cities that made the top 10 include Nashville, Charlotte, Phoenix, Riverside-San Bernardino, Oklahoma City, Tucson Arizona, and Portland Oregon.

So, if you are looking for a new place to live in the United States, these 10 cities are worth considering.

The new list took into account 3 factors, including migration ratio between metro areas, popularity on their website (views ratio), and overall population growth (2015 to 2017).

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These are the 10 most popular cities to Live in America, 2017

1. Austin, Texas
   Migration ratio: 1.46
   Views ratio: 0.80
   Growth ratio: 7.8%
2. Jacksonville, Florida
   Migration ratio: 1.15
   Views ratio: 2.11
   Growth ratio: 5%
3. Las Vegas, Nevada
   Migration ratio: 1.14
   Views ratio: 1.64
   Growth ratio: 5.2%
4. Nashville, Tennessee
   Migration ratio: 1.23
   Views ratio: 1.09
   Growth ratio: 4.4%
5. Charlotte, North Carolina
   Migration ratio: 1.23
   Views ratio: 0.98
   Growth ratio: 4.4%
6. Phoenix, Arizona
   Migration ratio: 1.13
   Views ratio: 1.10
   Growth ratio: 4.4%
7. Riverside-San Bernardino, California
   Migration ratio: 1.20
   Views ratio: 1.27
   Growth ratio: 2.8%
8. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
   Migration ratio: 1.32
   Views ratio: 0.92
   Growth ratio: 2.8%
9. Tucson, Arizona
   Migration ratio: 1.06
   Views ratio: 1.63
   Growth ratio: 1.6%
10. Portland, Oregon
    Migration ratio: 1.17
    Views ratio: 0.74
    Growth ratio: 3.9%

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