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The Best American Cities for Economic Growth

Written by Gary North on January 18, 2013

So, you want to live in a place that is likely to grow. You want to own a home there. You want to own 20 more in 20 years. Where should you move to?

If you want a large city, you should move here.

If you want a smaller city, you should move here.

Are a lot of them in Texas? Of course.

Does Texas have a state income tax? No.

Is the weather good? Yes.

Is real estate cheap? Yes.

Are people armed? Yes.

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4 thoughts on “The Best American Cities for Economic Growth”

  1. January 19, 2013 at 10:09
    2WarAbnVet says:

    America's cities are pestholes of Democrat rule. Anybody, not on the government dole, who lives in one of them should be looking to move elsewhere.

  2. January 21, 2013 at 10:23
    Melissas says:

    Austin, TX is #2 and we’ve been planning to move there. Yes!

  3. January 21, 2013 at 10:32
    Eric says:

    Austin is pretty nice as far as big urban cities go and the weather is mostly good.Just be forewarned that Austin is a blue dot in a sea of red.There are A LOT of California and other non Texan transplants there that have screwed up the local politics.Its kind of like a little Cali-greenie-hippie place.Outside of Travis county is great though and most of the libs stay in the city.

  4. January 21, 2013 at 11:29
    @bradoplata says:

    Good Lord, Laredo is 26? I guess life expectancy didn't make the metric.