11 Best Places to Live in The U.S. (2017)
6) Washington, D.C.
America’s capital is becoming an increasingly more desirable place to live. Not only is it full of United States history and culture, it has also grown into a bustling metropolis overflowing with amenities. Historically important sites such as the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial are open to the public. D.C. also houses the highest concentration of art galleries and museums than any other city in the country. The cost of living and housing is higher than average, but high-paying salaries make up for that. Major industries include governmental work and a growing private sector. D.C. is the world’s highest consumer of technological equipment. Due to this, telecommunication companies and computer firms flourish. The median household income is around $75,000, putting D.C. well above the national average. Bonus: Witnessing the beautiful display of thousands of pink flowers during The Cherry Blossom Festival, held every April.
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