View from Berkeley, Calif.
California's expensive real estate market and rising gas costs might be driving certain individuals out of the Golden State, however a few urban areas are among the top to live in across the U.S., as per another report from Niche.
The organization delivered its positioning of top U.S. urban areas to live in this week, and two California urban communities made the best 10 - Berkeley and Irvine.
The organization takes a gander at reasonableness, government funded schools, walkability and the real estate market while concluding a city's positioning.
A sum of 228 urban communities the nation over were positioned on the rundown, with 41 California towns taking care of business.
Here are the main 10 California urban communities to live in, as indicated by Niche:
Berkeley (positioned no. 8 in the U.S.)
Irvine (positioned no. 10 in the U.S.)
San Francisco (positioned no. 14 in the U.S)
Sunnyvale (positioned no. 16 in the U.S.)
Torrance (positioned no. 23 in the U.S.)
Santa Clause Clara (positioned no. 24 in the U.S.)
Carlsbad (positioned no. 30 in the U.S.)
Pasadena (positioned no. 46 in the U.S.)
Thousand Oaks (positioned no. 51 in the U.S.)
San Diego (positioned no. 55 in the U.S.)
To see the rundown completely (and to see where your city positions,) click here.
With respect to the best city to live in America? That title goes to The Woodlands, Texas, a town of around 113,000 inhabitants, right outside of Houston.
Additionally beating Niche's positioning - Cambridge, Massachusetts, Naperville, Illinois, Arlington, Virginia and Overland Park, Kansas.
The city of Fremont has new gloating freedoms - - it was named the most joyful spot to live in the whole United States, as indicated by WalletHub.
