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The Best Cities for Young Adults
Are you a relatively educated, culturally with-it young person looking to live in a city with same?
Well, here is your list of places to live. Above, from left to right and top to bottom, are America’s best metropolitan areas for young adults, as calculated by Portfolio. They picked cities with “strong growth rates, moderate cost of living, and lots of those under 34 years old who are college-educated and employed.”
Of course, for any individual trying to pick a place to live, factors like where your friends are, and the kind of career you want to have, will outweigh all of this. If you want to be in the film industry you’re not going to move to Raleigh, North Carolina, no matter what Portfolio says.
tcormier
about 1 month ago
2 comments
I go to school in Austin, and have to say, it is a great place!
kingmichael87
3 months ago
2 comments
There are some that I say are not good choices. Sure NYC has a LOT of choices, but it is also expensive.
Winchester
3 months ago
2 comments
Hawaii is the better choice in any situation.
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5 months ago
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Jackey
7 months ago
2 comments
These are truly great an awesome places for young adults like me to visit around. Thank you so much. I tried looking for some places for me and my boyfriend to have a vacation some time. And these are really great choices.
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ksolano
8 months ago
2 comments
Boston is probably second to NYC in terms of too expensive for most young adults. I'm trying to get OUT of here because I can't afford it.
gurlhan
8 months ago
6 comments
Wow, interesting...Seattle. I've been thinking about where to go if I can't find a job after college. Great article.
blazinganewpath
8 months ago
2 comments
The city that is the most interesting to me is probably Austin TX. Other than a specific location what I consider most important is the available quality jobs. If you don't find "career" kind of job than cost of living a kind of is a mute point .
Expiatedwriters
10 months ago
2 comments
Students need help with this topic because it is a big problem to find that ideal place to stay. Nice article.
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11 months ago
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12 months ago
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Infopreneur
12 months ago
4 comments
Interesting article, though some of the cost of living metrics are off the wall. I mean, how can New York possibly be "affordable". All in all, a nice piece, though. Thanks.
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Phuketmagazin
about 1 year ago
2 comments
I love New York, this is a good place to study ;0)