5 inexpensive cities to live in US
Layoffs and salary cuts were two issues that people faced during the pandemic. Higher costs of living along with salary cuts have made Americans think about more affordable places to live. Here’s a list of 5 inexpensive places in the US to live in 2021:
1. Fort Wayne, Indiana
With less than 500,000 residents, this small town consists of quiet neighborhoods and is known for its low cost of living. One of the most religious places in the US, this small town boasts of having nearly 360 churches. The town also offers many amenities including entertainment spots and art scenes. Taxes are relatively less and one can easily curb additional expenses while in this small town.
2. Buffalo, New York
20 miles away from Niagara Falls, Buffalo is yet another inexpensive city in America. One of the industrial hubs in the country, this city also provides one with many job opportunities. The housing costs and daily expenses like groceries and health care are much less than the national average.
3. Peoria, Illinois
According to a study done by AdvisorSmith, a business research group, Peoria is the most affordable midsize city in the US. Home costs are much less in Peoria. The city is also an entertainment hub with festivals and live music concerts happening almost every weekend.
4. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
With a population consisting of 620,000 residents, Oklahoma City is an inexpensive city due to low home costs. It is also the best place for people working in the energy industry. The city also offers some major attractions like the Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, the National Softball Hall of fame, and the Museum.
5. Wichita Falls, Texas
With a little more than 100,000 residents, this city was named as the most affordable place in Texas in 2020. The rent here is average, while home costs are much less. The city also boasts of having the “world’s littlest skyscraper”. The largest employer in this city is the Air Force of the United States.
