11 Best Places to Live in The U.S. (2017)
11) San Diego, California
It’s true San Diego is not the cheapest place on this list. It makes the cut due to its desirability factor. Residents here enjoy a laid-back atmosphere, access to dozens of beaches, and a sprawling, sunny coastline. The scenery here is gorgeous. Perhaps this is why San Diegans are known for being so outdoorsy and friendly. San Diego County houses over 3 million people, but there are plenty of beachside cities if you want to settle in a smaller neighborhood. The only drawback to living in San Diego is the cost of real estate. On average, a new home runs around $500,000. Median household incomes are comfortably above the national average at over $64,000. Crime in San Diego has decreased considerably since 2008, and is now lower than the national average. If you can afford it, San Diego is a great place to be.
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