Survey: Americans give cold shoulder to thought of moving to Twin Cities<\/p>\n
Last update: January 30, 2009 – 5:08 PM
\nWhile “We Like It Here” has become a badge of honor of sorts for inhabitants of the Twin Cities area, a national survey by a respected research firm has found that Americans elsewhere have little interest in moving to the land of the wind-chill factor.<\/p>\n
The Pew Research Center released results Thursday of its survey of where Americans would most like and not like to live.<\/p>\n
The Top 10 were all in the South or the West, led by Denver. Next were San Diego, Seattle, Orlando, Tampa, San Francisco, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento and San Antonio.<\/p>\n
The Twin Cities area landed 26th in the 30-city metropolis heap, followed by Kansas City, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Detroit. They really don’t know what they miss by not living here.\u00a0 A convinced and happy immigrant.\u00a0 Me and the Norwegians, eh, Ole?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Survey: Americans give cold shoulder to thought of moving to Twin Cities Last update: January 30, 2009 – 5:08 PM While “We Like It Here” has become a badge of honor of sorts for inhabitants of the Twin Cities area, a national survey by a respected research firm has found that Americans elsewhere have little … Continue reading Survey: Americans give cold shoulder to thought of moving to Twin Cities<\/span>
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