2020 Top 100 Best Places To Live

A hip suburb in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Richardson is part of the nationally known Telecom Corridor, which is home to more than 500 high-tech and telecommunications companies.

Known for its incredible historical architecture, quirky neighborhoods and accessibility, it's no wonder Cincinnati has landed a spot on Livability’s Top 100 Best Places to Live list the last three years in a row.

Situated along the southeastern coast of North Carolina, with the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway to the east and the Cape Fear River to the west, Wilmington is a dreamy seaside town teeming with charm.

If you want Texas-sized charm and opportunity, McKinney may be the place for you.

Take a deep breath — you’re in Bend, the central Oregon city surrounded by mountains, trees and other beautiful scenery, like the Deschutes River.

Lace up your running shoes: Eugene is known as TrackTown USA.

Just about every president — including George Washington and Abraham Lincoln — has visited Frederick, but that doesn’t mean you have to be a politician to enjoy what the city has to offer.

Founded in 1670, Charleston is the oldest city in South Carolina and is known as the “Holy City” due to the prominence of many churches around the low-rise cityscape, and for being one of the only cities in the original thirteen colonies that promoted religious tolerance.

Though the Pacific coast tends to get more attention, it’s time to acknowledge how awesome eastern Washington is, especially Spokane.

Home to more than 80,000 residents and Indiana University, Bloomington is a bustling city in southern Indiana.