Money Magazine does an annual review of the best places to live in the United States. This year’s winners are listed here. What I really enjoy about the list is that it breaks it up into cities of different sizes . You can also filter the list by certain characteristics that appeal to you. While the choices can certainly be debated, it’s a great starting place for those who are thinking of relocating to a more affordable area.

After you look at the list, which cities look promising to you and which are over hyped? If you live in one of the ‘best cities’, go ahead and leave a comment on your thoughts.

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