While quality of life remains the top priority for many Americans, a city’s value and job market are becoming increasingly important for those looking for a place to live.
Erika Giovanetti
U.S. News
Key Facts
- U.S. News and World Report has ranked 150 major cities based on various factors including housing and job market.
- Rising concerns about career prospects and housing affordability have influenced this year's rankings.
- Quality of life remains a top priority for many Americans, but job market value is increasingly important.