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Top 10 cheapest cities in the USA

It is believed that from all parts of the United States on the cheapness of life, Texas has no equal. However, according to the data of the US Council for Social and Economic Research, you can live and save not only on the border with Mexico, writes Lifehacker.

10. Oklahoma City

Living wage: 15,5% lower than US average.
Population: 631 346 people.
Average annual family income: 47 779 dollars (US average: 53 889 dollars).
Average cost of housing: 138 600 dollars (US average: 178 600 dollars).
Unemployment rate: 4,2% (US average: 4,9%).

The largest city in Oklahoma boasts surprisingly low prices for the state capital. Accommodation here will cost you 28,8% cheaper than the national average, and this applies to both the prices for the purchase of real estate and rents for rental housing.

9. Conway, Arkansas

Living wage: 15,6% lower than US average.
Population: 64 980 people.
Average annual family income: 47 504 dollar.
Average cost of housing: $160.
Unemployment rate: 3,5%.

The headquarters of several large companies are located in Conway, in particular the office of the company AcxiomDigital Marketing and University of Central Arkansas. And although in this list Conway is leading in terms of the high cost of housing, compared to other American cities, the cost of real estate here is very small, even taking into account utilities. Reasonable prices for medical services also add attractiveness to the city.

8. Jonesboro, Arkansas

Living wage: 15,9% lower than US average.
Population: 73 907 people.
Average annual family income: $41.
Average cost of housing: $141.
Unemployment rate: 3,4%.

In Jonesboro is the State University of Arkansas, which means that even students can afford it. The roof overhead is here at 28,2% less than the national average. Medical services will not ruin you either: a visit to a doctor in Jonesboro will cost 18% cheaper than in most other US cities, the selection of points - by 30%, and the services of a dentist - by 25%.

7. Norman, Oklahoma

Living wage: 16,2% lower than US average.
Population: 120 284 person.
Average annual family income: 51 491 dollar.
Average cost of housing: $160.
Unemployment rate: 3,5%.

While the incomes of the inhabitants of this city are close to the national average, the cost of living is significantly lower. In Norman, almost everything is cheaper: from food to gasoline. Particularly pleased with the price of housing. In Norman, you can rent an apartment and pay for it at 44% less than in other US cities.

6. Indianapolis

Living wage: 16,2% lower than US average.
Population: 853 173 person.
Average annual family income: $41.
Average cost of housing: $118.
Unemployment rate: 4,0%.
Indianapolis, the largest of the low-cost cities, combines the advantages of a big city and pleasant provincial prices. Indiana's capital is distinguished by a stable economy. For those planning to study, there are several colleges and universities, including Butler University. Children will surely enjoy the Indianapolis Children's Museum - the world's largest museum of its kind.
5. Knoxville, Tennessee
Living wage: 16,3% lower than US average.
Population: 185 291 people.
Average annual family income: $34.
Average cost of housing: $118.
Unemployment rate: 4,5%.

This city is good for its affordable prices for everything from food to transport. Here is the University of Tennessee, Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, and from Coxville, within easy reach of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

4. Memphis

Living wage: 17,0% lower than US average.
Population: 655 770 people.
Average annual family income: $36.
Average cost of housing: $94.
Unemployment rate: 5,3%.

To say that cheap real estate in Memphis is to say nothing. Here you can buy a house for less than 100 000 dollars, while in many other US cities this amount is barely enough for a down payment on a mortgage.

Renting an apartment in Memphis will cost a third less than the national average. And most importantly, there is a good situation with jobs. Due to its proximity to the Mississippi River, Memphis is a major transportation hub. Here are the headquarters of the three giants: FedEx, International Paper and AutoZone.

3. Kalamazoo, Michigan

Living wage: 20,0% lower than US average.
Population: 76 041 people.
Average annual family income: $33.
Average cost of housing: $96.
Unemployment rate: 4,2%.

Kalamazoo is a city not only cheap, but also rather poor. A third of the city’s population lives below the poverty line, while the remaining residents are forced to put up with low wages and unemployment. The main drivers of the local economy are Western University of Michigan, a pharmaceutical company. Pfizer and medical equipment manufacturer Stryker.

2. Harlingen, TX

Living wage: 20,6% lower than US average.
Population: 65 774 person.
Average annual family income: $34.
Average cost of housing: $80.
Unemployment rate: 7,2%.

Life in the south of Texas is not expensive, but there are some very sad reasons for this. 32,5% of the population of Harlingen lives below the poverty line. At the same time, the prices for food and gasoline are quite modest here, and the cost of housing is approximately 98 000 dollars lower than that of residents of other cities.

1. McAllen, Texas

Living wage: 23,7% lower than US average.
Population: 140 269 people.
Average annual family income: 44 254 dollar.
Average cost of housing: $115.
Unemployment rate: 7,8%.

McAllen is bigger and richer than Harlingen: the average family income here is 10 000 dollars higher, and this is at an incredibly low cost of living. Of the minuses of life in McAllen, it is worth noting that 26,1% of citizens live below the poverty line. Also in McAllen a very high percentage of people are obese. But there is something that pleases the eye - a huge number of different birds. In Mac Allen, located on one of the largest migration routes of birds, is the famous ornithological station Quinta mazatlan more than 60 000 m².

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