Best Places To Live in CT
Do you live in one of the Best Places in America? Money Magazine has put out it's annual list of the best places to live for 2007, and four Connecticut towns were on the list!
In its annual "Best Places to Live in America" list, MONEY ranks Rocky Hill number 35th, Somers number 53rd, Trumbull 68th and North Haven 86th nationwide.
With an initial list of 2,876 places that have populations between 7,500 and 50,000, data provider OnBoard of New York City and consultant Bert Sperling of Bestplaces.net, helped MONEY's editors narrow the list to a select group of promising towns.
The Best List is based on economic vitality, job availability, safety, resident's health, ethnic and racial diversity, cultural amenities, green space and other economic and quality-of-life measures. Acknowledging what's on readers' minds right now, this year's rankings gave extra consideration to home pricing and property taxes. MONEY reporters also personally visited each town on the list, interviewing residents and community leaders to assess the town's pride of place and sense of community.
Middleton, Wisconsin won the No. 1 spot.
To read the full article, please visit:
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bplive/2007/
Linzi
Managing Editor
www.ThisIsCT.net
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In its annual "Best Places to Live in America" list, MONEY ranks Rocky Hill number 35th, Somers number 53rd, Trumbull 68th and North Haven 86th nationwide.
With an initial list of 2,876 places that have populations between 7,500 and 50,000, data provider OnBoard of New York City and consultant Bert Sperling of Bestplaces.net, helped MONEY's editors narrow the list to a select group of promising towns.
The Best List is based on economic vitality, job availability, safety, resident's health, ethnic and racial diversity, cultural amenities, green space and other economic and quality-of-life measures. Acknowledging what's on readers' minds right now, this year's rankings gave extra consideration to home pricing and property taxes. MONEY reporters also personally visited each town on the list, interviewing residents and community leaders to assess the town's pride of place and sense of community.
Middleton, Wisconsin won the No. 1 spot.
To read the full article, please visit:
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bplive/2007/
Linzi
Managing Editor
www.ThisIsCT.net
connected to connecticut.
things to do. web. blog. events.
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