City Rankers Strike Again

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You don’t need to be a “prestigious business magazine” to get local newspapers and Chambers of Commerce talking about your city rankings. RelocateAmerica, an obscure site owned by a real estate broker in Michigan, has just released its list of the best cities to live, and towns like Aiken, Georgia (which made the top 100 but not the top 10) are just ecstatic about their placements. After all, if you can’t trust real estate brokers to value things correctly, whom can you trust? Says an Aiken county administrator, “That kind of verifies what those of us who already live here know … Aiken has a lot of big-city features with a lot of cultural activities without losing that small town feel that people love so much.” That sounds familiar.

As pointed out in the MSN story, top-ranked Charlotte also made Forbes’ list of “most miserable cities.”