Places Where Americans Would Love to Live

North Carolina and Virginia top the charts as places where American most want to live, while California and Florida received the top votes of foreign respondents in a recent study, the Anholt State Brands Index http://www.statebrandsindex.com/ The Index analyzes the brand strengths and weaknesses of all U.S. states.

The survey polled more than 9,000 U. S. citizens and 12,000 people in 15 other countries on their attitudes and perceptions of all 50 states. Questions regarding physical aspects of each state, economic and educational opportunities, lifestyle appeal, people, and basic qualities and infrastructure were designed to give state administrators and economic development offices insights into how their state is perceived within and outside of the United States.

The top five most desirable states to make a home, according to U.S. citizens are:

  1. North Carolina
  2. Virginia
  3. Florida
  4. Colorado
  5. Oregon

North Carolina and Virginia also ranked highly as lifestyle destinations, and they consistently placed in the top 10 for climate, physical attractiveness, amenities, ease of finding employment, commercial opportunity, and education.

Perceptions of U.S. states by the domestic respondents are generally “more detailed and more likely to be based on fact rather than fiction” than those of international audiences, observes Simon Anholt, who authored the study with Global Market Insite Inc., a provider of global market intelligence. http://www.gmi-mr.com/

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5 Comments on Places Where Americans Would Love to Live

Wayne & Linda

The secret is getting out.

NC is all it touted to be and more.

We will never leave!

I say come on Down!

 

Ginger

11/05/2006 10:47 PM by Wilmington NC Real Estate Ginger & Roger Sala Keller Williams (Keller Williams Wilmington North Carolina)


Hi Ginger and Roger, Thanks for your email... We agree!

Please let us know if you're interested in reciprocal linking... We have 3 NC real estate specific websites.

Thanks again... Wayne and Lynda

11/06/2006 10:18 AM by Wayne and Lynda Gomillion (Hagan & Hagan GMAC Real Estate)


I know there was a reason why I move here years ago and now I do not want to leave.

11/08/2006 09:24 PM by Susan Trombley Re/Max Broker Raleigh NC & Surrounding Areas (Re/Max Hometown)


The people that were polled must not have realized that Hawaii was admitted into the union otherwise they clearly would have made us their number one choice!  Aloha!

11/10/2006 01:17 AM by 1SG (Ret) David J. Kucic Hawaii Relocation/VA Expert (Tropic Lightning Real Estate)


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