Bend, Oregon
Bend, Oregon is similar to Fort Myers in terms of size and has also experienced a similar increase in population in the last ten years. With under 100,000 residents, this city is situated on the Deschutes River banks, more inland compared to Oregon’s biggest cities, and surrounded by the natural beauty that can be expected from the state. From 2010 to 2020, the population of Bend increased by 31% according to Yahoo, and it was the second fast-growing US city in WalletHub’s study. Bend is perfect for someone looking for a place that has both the convenience of city life and a rural town’s beauty and pace.
Bend, Oregon
Meridian, Idaho
On Money magazine’s list of best places to live in the US for 2020, Meridian ranked third overall. It used to be tiny Boise suburb with a population of under 10,000 in 1990, but now, the city is home to over 106,000 people. That means a 10-fold expansion in three decades. Family-friendly attractions, beautiful parks, and the increased availability of housing have made Meridian a desirable place to consider for for relocators.
Meridian, Idaho
