20 Most Affordable US Cities

[homiedontplaydat]

Dam, Greenville, SC Charlotte, and Columbia, SC are places I've lived and they're on the list.

I'm still in Columbia now and I like it here. Cost of living is low, jobs are here, and the taxes are low. I will probably retire in South Carolina but i wanna move closer to the coast maybe Myrtle Beach area

 

[George's Dilemma]

I was born and raised in #11 (Pittsburgh) and I moved to NYC cause as affordable as it is, it sucks...

They are affordable cause no one wants to live there.

Still in Pittsburgh here breh, and pretty soon with the way things are going, Pittsburgh won't be on that affordable list for long.

 

[ThaBronxBully]

Soon As A Retire I'm Taking My NY Cash And Living Like A King Somewhere Cheap And Quiet

 

[Clayton Endicott]

I'm thinking of making the move to Grand Rapids when I get a cert or degree. My aunt and uncle live up there And are caking.

Me and the fam are moving back there in August . Nice chill spot to raise a family. Not too big, not too small. If you get a cert or degree, you can definitely feast.

 

[Gold]

Who would want to live any of these places though?
I can see if you're ready to retire, but other than than that list is a pass. People don't buy cheap shyt for a reason, because the quality is trash, same with city locations. They put tulsa, ok on the list, and look what @The Wave has to go through when he decides to leave the house.

stay away from Oklahoma brehs

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

most of these cities have horrible job markets.

 

[Unknown Poster]

most of these cities have horrible job markets.

Especially for black people.

 

[Unknown Poster]

I would never live in any of those cities.

I love NYC cause I'm not completely surrounded by white people everywhere I go. And seeing people of all races everywhere.


When I went back to Pittsburgh to visit family, all I wanted to do was leave...shyt was depressing. Made me feel like a tourist in the country, state, and city I was born and raised in. fukk that...fukk all of those places.

 

[@OffHalsted]

13. Minneapolis

Best Places to Live 2016 Ranking: 12

Metro Population: 3,424,786

Median Home Price: $218,250

Average Household Salary: $52,080

Income Spent on Living Expenses: 28.64 percent

Techies looking to live for less can find their next home in Minneapolis, with a hot job market and increasing tech startups setting up shop in the area. With nearly 3.5 million residents, the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area is the largest in the 20 Best Affordable Places to Live in the U.S. ranking. While Minneapolis homes are selling for just a few hundred dollars shy of the national median price of $218,867, according to Zillow, the average annual salary is more than most cities on the list.

A lot of Chicago nikkas are flooding sotaits gone be a decent black population in bout 10 yrs, like 30% black

5. Indianapolis

Best Places to Live 2016 Ranking: 43

Metro Population: 1,931,182

Median Home Price: $130,200

Average Household Salary: $45,580

Income Spent on Living Expenses: 27.31 percent

The capital of the Hoosier State rounds out the top five Best Affordable Places to Live in the U.S., with a median home price of $130,200, according to Zillow. While Indianapolis residents keep more money in their pockets after paying living expenses, Indiana also has a 7 percent sales tax rate, one of the highest in the country.

housing be cheap as hell.... & its 3 hrs from chicago

 

[Doobie Doo]

Breh's it's called compromise and being realistic. Some of ya'll complain that there ain't shyt to do in these cities but there's always shyt to do, the fukked up part is nikkas think doing shyt means clubbing and grinding on bytches and judging cities based on their nightlife as if everywhere is NYC, LA, ATL. LEARN TO ADAPT! Pick up a local hobby akin to the area go to some lame Cheese Festival or whatever and get hip to some new shyt. nikkas be killing me expecting every city to be 24 hrs on some NYC/Vegas shyt.

 

[AtomicUse]

Breh's it's called compromise and being realistic. Some of ya'll complain that there ain't shyt to do in these cities but there's always shyt to do, the fukked up part is nikkas think doing shyt means clubbing and grinding on bytches and judging cities based on their nightlife as if everywhere is NYC, LA, ATL. LEARN TO ADAPT! Pick up a local hobby akin to the area go to some lame Cheese Festival or whatever and get hip to some new shyt. nikkas be killing me expecting every city to be 24 hrs on some NYC/Vegas shyt.

"Come ooaan guuuyss why don't you come live in the middle of nowhere around Cacs and learn to enjoy the same shyt they enjoy."
Who the fukk gonna go to a goddamn cheese festival?

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Baton Rouge

 

[BrothaZay]

most of these cities have horrible job markets.

Right, cheap as hell but if you're black, especially black without a college degree, you better work on your customer service skills, because walmart and fast food are the only places that'll be hiring you

 

[Unknown Poster]

Breh's it's called compromise and being realistic. Some of ya'll complain that there ain't shyt to do in these cities but there's always shyt to do, the fukked up part is nikkas think doing shyt means clubbing and grinding on bytches and judging cities based on their nightlife as if everywhere is NYC, LA, ATL. LEARN TO ADAPT! Pick up a local hobby akin to the area go to some lame Cheese Festival or whatever and get hip to some new shyt. nikkas be killing me expecting every city to be 24 hrs on some NYC/Vegas shyt.

Nah, it's more like people have different wants, needs, and desires and not everyone in America is on the same dumb simple shyt.

 

[No Sleep]

I'm still in Columbia now and I like it here. Cost of living is low, jobs are here, and the taxes are low. I will probably retire in South Carolina but i wanna move closer to the coast maybe Myrtle Beach area

Columbia isn't bad. For some reason it's always 7 degrees hotter than any other place in the state though.