Sometimes cheap can also mean best! If you're wondering 'Where should I live?' ... in the U.S. here are some of the Cheapest Places to Live in the United States. and many of these spots would also be consider some of the nicest places to live:
Modesto, CA
Fort Collins - Loveland, CO
Greeley, CO
Omaha Council Bluffs, NB/Iowa
St Louis, MO
Oklahoma City, OK
Tulsa, OK
Warren Troy / Farmington Hills, MI
Clevland, OH
Chattanooga, TN
Louisville, KY
Pittsburgh, PA
Harrisburg Carlisle, PA
Charlotte, NC
Atlanta, GA
Worcester, MA
Springfield, MA
The Cheapest State to Live in the U.S. is Arkansas.
Youngstown, Ohio has the most affordable housing in the U.S. according to the International Housing Affordability Survey but under the current economic crisis few would disagree that
Cheap Places to Live on the Pacific Coast
Spokane, WAModesto, CA
Cheap Places to Live in the Western Mountains
Ogden-Clearfield, UTFort Collins - Loveland, CO
Greeley, CO
Cheap Places to Live in the Central Northwest
Minneapolis/St. Paul, MNOmaha Council Bluffs, NB/Iowa
St Louis, MO
Cheap Places to Live in the Central Southwest
Fort Worth Arlington, TXOklahoma City, OK
Tulsa, OK
Cheap Places to Live in the Central Northeast
Ann Arbor, MIWarren Troy / Farmington Hills, MI
Clevland, OH
Cheap Places to Live in the Central Southeast
Knoxville, TNChattanooga, TN
Louisville, KY
Cheap Places to Live in the Middle Atlantic
Albany Schenectady Troy, NYPittsburgh, PA
Harrisburg Carlisle, PA
Cheap Places to Live in the South Atlantic
Durham Chapel Hill, NCCharlotte, NC
Atlanta, GA
Cheap Places to Live in New England
Manchester, NHWorcester, MA
Springfield, MA
The Cheapest State to Live in the U.S. is Arkansas.
Youngstown, Ohio has the most affordable housing in the U.S. according to the International Housing Affordability Survey but under the current economic crisis few would disagree that
Detroit is the Cheapest Place in the U.S.
