A city in the USA will pay up to $ 15 thousand for moving there
The capital of Kansas, Topeka will pay up to $ 15 to people who move to the city. Writes about it New York Post.
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Metropolitan areas that advertise financial rewards for new residents include Chattanooga, Tennessee; Baltimore, Maryland; and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The Topiki Choice program, announced last week, includes funds allocated by employers to attract professionals to Topeka to live and work for at least a year, and offers tenants up to $ 10 and $ 000 for those who purchase or renovate homes.
Up to 60 new residents will receive funds during the launch of the program. Money "can be used for all types of expenses associated with the move." The plan is to attract more young couples who have families or who want to create them, and who can find work in sectors such as veterinary medicine and financial services.
The Topeka Choice program was created with the intention of investing in employees to live and work in Topeka and Shawnee County,” said Barbara Stapleton, vice president of the economic development agency.
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The city's population was 1 as of July 2018, 125, down nearly 904 from 2000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The average home price in Topeka is $2010, and the average gross rent is $113 per month.
In addition to many breweries, Topeka boasts the Evel Nivelles Museum, which houses the world's largest collection of leather equipment for motorcyclists, bicycles and related memorabilia.
Topeka isn't the first city in Kansas to try to attract newcomers. Since 2005, the city of Marquette—about 150 miles southeast of Topeka—has offered free plots of land to those who can farm them. Now there are about 30 plots left out of 70.
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