Family Circle's list of top ten cities....

[Galahad]

Nobletucky made the list?

LOL! I was just going to say that. Though we do go to church in Noblesville even though we don't live there. A good place - but not sure it belongs on that list.

 

[Catzeyes]

We live right by Sun Prarie WI. and it really is a great city.

 

[Luv2Scrap]

I heard about this list last week from another Dis'er. I think it actually was supposed to be small towns, not cities. From the info I've learned from a fellow Dis'er (and from my own research as well), I'm actually looking into moving to Indian Trail in a couple years.

 

[Tess]

Perrysburg, OH, really. . . There are quite a few of these "cities" surrounding Toledo and it's pretty difficult to discern where one ends and another begins. . .some are definitely better than others, but Perrysburg really doesn't stand out as all that to me. . .

 

[sbell111]

Hendersonville, TN????? Ugh.

 

[OK!]

Cool! My dad grew up in Noblesville, IN. He'll be excited to hear it made the list.

 

[elgerber]

I would love to see their definition of affordable. Edina, MN is one of the most expensive suburbs in the Twin Cities Metro area. Maybe the excellent schools outweighed that??

I was just going to say the same thing! My SIL lives in Edina, in a 2 million dollar house with $17k in annual taxes. Granted that is extreme, but even a small house in Edina is very very expensive! And all the upscale shopping? Not sure why this would be an affordable "town".

 

[momrek06]

.... for families is in it's August issue and my town is one of them. Other towns are:

Sherwood, OR
Evans, GA
Indian Trail, NC
Edina, MN
Noblesville, IN
Perrysburg, OH
Hendersonville, TN
Kenmore, WA
Sun Prairie, WI

Their decision was based on affordable housing, good neighbors, green spaces and school systems.

Why didn't the survey factor in JOBS??? Wouldn't that be an IMPORTANT factor?