There have been some interesting trends in the last decade when it comes to which cities Americans are choosing to live. Apparently, cold weather is out, with cities across the North seeing much slower growth compared to those across the South. More young adults are also choosing the suburbs, especially towards the latter half of the 2010s. The population figures from the past years that various organizations have compiled show which cities are currently the most in-demand for Americans looking to relocate. Keep reading to find out the top US cities where Americans are trying to live in these days.
Top Cities In The USA That Are Attracting New Residents
Fort Myers, Florida
Fort Myers is situated near the southern tip of Florida’s Gulf Coast, and continues to attract huge numbers of new residents. The city was the fastest-growing American city according to a detailed study by WalletHub which broke down trends including economic and population growth from 2010 to 2019. There are fewer than 100,000 people living in Fort Myers, so it is considered a “small” city. However, its population jumped almost 32% in the past ten years, from about 62,000 to roughly 82,000 residents in that time, according to Stacker. This idyllic town’s temperatures hardly ever go below the mid-50s, and WalletHub ranked it first for income growth, jobs, and poverty rate decrease.
Fort Myers, Florida
