Livabilty.com ranked more than 1,000 cities with populations between 20,000 and 1,000,000 according to the latest projections from their data partner, Esri ( an institute for rating scales). Once cities were selected a LivScore was calculated based on more than 40 data points grouped into eight categories:
Amenities
Demographics
Education
Economy
Health Care
Housing
Social and Civic Capital
Transportation and Infrastructure
Of course, the #1 most item on everybody’s list is”affordability”.
Livability partnered with Ipsos, a leading global market research firm, to survey more than 1,000 millennials about the factors that are most important to them when deciding where to live.
“Cincinnati scored highest among all of the 100 cities for infrastructure. According to the ranking, “it’s super easy to get around here” as a result of the Cincinnati Bell Connector streetcar system and “the popular Metro bus service.” Cincinnati also scored high in housing, economy, education, demographic, and health.
“The list also notes the Cincinnati Zoo, Skyline Chili, Findlay Market, Rhinegeist Brewery, MadTree Brewing, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and more among highlights of the city, while naming the role of the Cincinnati Reds’ Gapper mascot as a local dream job.”
Cincinnati was the top-ranked Ohio city on the list, followed by Columbus at #31.
To see the full list, click here.
Great going Cincinnati! Keep up the good work.