Pennsylvania Town Ranked 10th Most Beautiful And Affordable Place To Live In the U.S.

Pennsylvania Town Ranked 10th Most Beautiful and Affordable Place to Live in the U.S.

Looking to move? Want to save some money all while still enjoying nature and it’s beauty?

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is your spot then!

Travel + Leisure has released their “10 Most Beautiful and Affordable Places to Live in the U.S.” list and Pittsburgh made the Top 10!

The website says “The sweeping Pittsburgh skyline views showcase a growing city with its roots in the steel industry and its sights set on continuing to diversify its job market. Additionally, Pittsburgh’s dynamic culinary scene and substantial cultural district create an environment that’s alluring to young families. Though the house prices here have begun rising alongside the job growth, the median housing cost sits at approximately $222,000, which is more affordable than other major cities in the U.S.”

Hickory, North Carolina came in 1st overall on the list.

Travel + Leisure determined their rankings through a few different statistics and methods.

First they used data from the 2022-2023 list of U.S. News & World Report’s rankings.

They combined the most beautiful places to live and most affordable places to live into one list.

The rankings take into account cost of living, median monthly rent, median house pricing compared to the national median, and quality of life.

According to Redfin over the last month in Pittsburgh the median house price was around $212k.

The median rental price was $1,462 for an average of 809 square feet according to RentCafe.

The East Liberty neighborhood was the highest rent compared to Perry South which held the lowest rent.

Looking to move? Want to save some money all while still enjoying nature and it’s beauty?

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is your spot then! Enjoy the Primanti Bros. Sandwiches and Steelers games all while living in an affordable and beautiful city.

Pennsylvania Town Ranked 10th Most Beautiful and Affordable Place to Live in the U.S.

50 States Ranked by Generosity When Tipping at Restaurants

• California

  Average tip: 17.5%

• Washington

  Average tip: 18.2%

• Florida

  Average tip: 18.3%

• Nevada

  Average tip: 18.4%

• Hawaii

  Average tip: 18.7%

• New York

  Average tip: 18.7%

• Louisiana

  Average tip: 18.8%

• Texas

  Average tip: 18.9%

• New Mexico

  Average tip: 18.9%

• New Jersey

  Average tip: 19.0%

• Arkansas

  Average tip: 19.0%

• Mississippi

  Average tip: 19.1%

• Minnesota

  Average tip: 19.2%

• Oklahoma

  Average tip: 19.2%

• Utah

  Average tip: 19.2%

• Georgia

  Average tip: 19.3%

• Illinois

  Average tip: 19.3%

• Connecticut

  Average tip: 19.3%

• Arizona

  Average tip: 19.3%

• Alabama

  Average tip: 19.4%

• Oregon

  Average tip: 19.4%

• South Dakota

  Average tip: 19.4%

• Massachusetts

  Average tip: 19.4%

• Virginia

  Average tip: 19.5%

• Vermont

  Average tip: 19.5%

• Tennessee

  Average tip: 19.5%

• Alaska

  Average tip: 19.6%

• Idaho

  Average tip: 19.6%

• North Carolina

  Average tip: 19.6%

• North Dakota

  Average tip: 19.7%

• Maryland

  Average tip: 19.7%

• Nebraska

  Average tip: 19.9%

• Kansas

  Average tip: 19.9%

• Colorado

  Average tip: 19.9%

• Iowa

  Average tip: 20.0%

• Montana

  Average tip: 20.1%

• Rhode Island

  Average tip: 20.1%

• Missouri

  Average tip: 20.1%

• Michigan

  Average tip: 20.2%

• Maine

  Average tip: 20.3%

• Pennsylvania

  Average tip: 20.3%

• Wisconsin

  Average tip: 20.3%

• South Carolina

  Average tip: 20.4%

• New Hampshire

  Average tip: 20.6%

• Ohio

  Average tip: 20.6%

• West Virginia

  Average tip: 20.6%

• Kentucky

  Average tip: 20.7%

• Wyoming

  Average tip: 20.8%

• Indiana

  Average tip: 20.8%

• Delaware

  Average tip: 21.8%