The 35 Best Cities For Young Adults
Still, there are some elements of city living that many surveys don't address. How much would a pint of beer in San Francisco cost? Are there a lot of coffee shops in Philadelphia? Could I go see a concert in Dallas?
News organization Vocativ just released their first Livability Index, which ranks the 35 best U.S. cities for people under 35. They based their ranking on traditional data, like unemployment rates and average rent, but also included "softer" data points that would be relevant to people in their 20s and 30s. Most of the data came from the "deep web," publicly available information that is not necessarily available in Google search.
Vocativ determined the most livable cities for young people based on factors including youngest population, lowest average rent, cheapest gas and electricity prices, food prices and public transportation. It also factored in laundromats, coffee shops, cheap takeout restaurants, nail salons, and music venues per capita, as well as the prices of beer, cigarettes, and marijuana. See the complete methodology here.
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