Relocate-America’s™ Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2008
Relocate-America’s™ Top 100 in 2008
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Welcome to Relocate America’s 100 Top Places To Live! 2008 marks our tenth year compiling our list of the best places to live in the United States. This is the only list that is determined by statistics and feedback of the people who live, work & play in these communities. We’re proud of our list of best places to live in 2008, and we’re showing that by honoring each and every community listed here.
Throughout the calendar year, we accept nominations for cities & towns throughout the country to be considered as a “great place to live”. The nominating parties must include their own reasons why they feel their city should make the list. The nominations, along with key data regarding education, employment, economy, crime, parks, recreation and housing are reviewed, rated & judged by our editorial team. Special consideration is taken on the Top 10 Cities as they are listed in a ranked order of America’s Top 10 Places to Live.
Relocate-America’s™ Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2008
#1 Charlotte NC, #2 San Antonio TX, #3 Chattanooga TN, #4 Greenville SC,
#3 Chattanooga, Tennessee
Chattanooga has many educational and job opportunities with for nearly any field of study or profession. Having only occasional snow or ice in the winter, usually in Feb. is also a large drawing card for the area. The Tennessee River provides a place to play, fish and recreate the soul. Business opportunities are everywhere in franchising or entrepreneurial endeavors. This is the Bible Belt and churches abound from every denomination. Several have world headquarters and regional facilities here. The Great Smoky Mountains are just a short drive away providing a sure thing for family fun. Native American Heritage is prevalent in many names and places as well as faces of the people. The rich history of the Civil War and the battles fought here like Chickamauga, and Missionary Ridge will provide a lifetime of study. If you want the flavor of a big city, Atlanta or Nashville is within a 2.5hr. drive. The local economy is soundly based on many small and large businesses. The largest employers are TVA, ABB, McKee, Dupont. Hamilton Place Mall is one of the largest in the Southeast.
Many people retire here for the culture, weather, general economics, and the four seasons. Erlanger, Memorial, and Parkridge East Hospitals provide the best in all types of required care. All types of housing can be found from apartments to townhouses to condos and single family dwellings in prices ranging from 20,000 to 5 million. Come to Chattanooga and visit. You’ll like our hospitality, our food, and the opportunities.Due to moderate weather, I-75, I-24, I-59, the airport, the TN. River, many job opportunities abound. Commercial office space is rarely found empty. Educational facilities are among the best in the country. In addition, another university, Lee Univ. is located just 30 min. away in Cleveland, TN. Population is steadily increasing as more outsiders find their way here. The greater Chattanooga population exceeds 400,000, but is spread out over a 13 county region.
