2020 Top 100 Best Places To Live

Pittsburgh has transformed itself into a powerhouse of high-tech industries, including robotics, software engineering and artificial intelligence.

Located 20 miles outside of Nashville is Franklin, the quintessential Southern town — oozing with charm and Southern hospitality.

Located in the heart of New England, Worcester strikes an intriguing balance: It’s full of historic charm, but is also a modern hub for innovation.

Join the more than 68,000 people who call Greenville home, thanks to its rich southern history, riverfront parks and trails and impressive quality of life.

Located on the very tippy top of the DFW metroplex, Denton is a college town through and through, with two universities — University of North Texas and Texas Women’s University — claiming the city as their home.

Just across the bay from New York City, you’ll find Jersey City, a vibrant, bustling community with a historic downtown.

Besides being famous for producing some of the biggest names in comedy — including Sarah Silverman, Seth Meyers and Adam Sandler — Manchester, NH, a small city located in the southern part of the state, is known for its friendliness to small business as well as its highly educated population, making it ripe with opportunity for young entrepreneurs.

College Station is an energetic city in southeast Texas that you’ll often hear mentioned alongside its sister city, Bryan.

Located along the northern bank of the Columbia River, Vancouver is a hip and growing city with tons of support for startups, small businesses and legacy companies that want to expand.

Located north of Indianapolis, Carmel has a diverse population of more than 90,000 residents.