Rankings
Emphasize Livability in Small and Mid-Size Cities
Santa Fe has been named to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance’s list of 10
Great Places to Live for 2013. The rankings considered metro areas with a
population of one million or less that have good jobs, reasonably priced homes,
decent schools and access to great health care. The rankings appear in
Kiplinger’s September 2013 issue—on newsstands August 6, 2013—and
available online.
“This is a
wonderful recognition of the many incredible assets we have in Santa Fe. Our
quality of life is deeply connected to our economy. The investments we have
made as a community in things like parks, trails and in creating good jobs have
enhanced that. I’m proud of the values that have made Santa Fe one of the best
places in the country,” said Mayor David Coss.
“Each year we
take a look at America’s cities and choose those that stand out in a particular
category—say, for raising a family, starting out after college or enjoying
retirement,” says Janet Bodnar, Editor of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance.
“The cities in this year’s rankings have a manageable size combined with a wide
range of benefits that allow residents to enjoy a convenient and comfortable
lifestyle.”
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