US Cities 2024

New York City: New York City makes the top spot for the most expensive US Cities, with the population of 8.2 million and by 2019, Manhattan has the highest price per square foot in the USA with approximate price of $1400 per square foot. The median cost of the homes in New York City is $680,800 and median rent is $1,483. The median monthly owner costs with mortgage is $2,798 and median monthly owner costs without mortgage is $937.

San Francisco, California: San Francisco is main center for technology jobs, Thousands of tech companies have their headquarters in the silicon valley. Big names like Apple, Facebook, Intel and Tesla are located nearby, bringing billions of economy. San Francisco is the second most expensive city in US cities.

Honolulu, Hawaii: Honolulu city is the third most expensive in the list of US cities, Honolulu residents pay a more money for everything. Groceries run about 70.9% more, while housing costs 232% more, utilities cost 102.2% more Transportation cost 44% more, and healthcare costs 13% higher than national average.

Boston, Massachusetts: Boston enjoys a robust infrastructure for higher education, a booming technological area that rivals Silicon Valley. Boston is the fourth expensive city in the United States, Groceries cost 69% more, Transportation 10% more and Health care 25% higher than the US average.

Washington, D.C.: Washington, D.C. is the largest employer in the nation's capitol, federal government accounts for one quarter of jobs in the city. Washington, D.C. has become a vibrant city with many full time residents and is the fifth most expensive city in the US.

Oakland, California: Oakland city is cheaper alternative to San Francisco, But in the recent times, the city became expensive place to live than most of the cities.

San Jose, California: San Jose is comparatively little bit cheaper than SF, located commuting distance of San Francisco and Oakland. The median household income hovers at over 1 million.

San Diego, California: San Diego is the ideal place for sunny skies and sandy beaches, and cool enough to enjoy through out the year.

Los Angeles, California: Los Angeles has the most popular areas of Hollywood and Beverly Hills, while median home prices and rents are approximately 2.6 and 2.8 times higher.

Miami, Florida: Miami is the tenth most expensive city in United States, It is the coastal metropolis with numerous financial institutions and largest ship port in US.

US Fast Growing Cities

US cities considering the population of greater than two-hundred thousand people, by 2023 Frisco city is the most fast growing city with change of 71.4% from 2010 to 2020 in the United States with the total 83,520 people moved to this city in Texas followed by McKinney is the second fast growing with 49% increase of 64,191 people, Irvine is the third fast growing city with 44.9% increase of 95,295, Murfreesboro in Tennessee State with 40.5% increase of 44,015, Santa Clarita of California with 29.7% increase of 52,353 people, Orlando city of Florida with 21.5% increase of 69,273 people, also lists in dangerous cities of Florida.

Populations below one-hundred thousand are, Herriman city of Utah State with 153.1% increase of 33,359 people, Queen Creek town of Arizona with 125.8% increase of 33,158, Leander city of Texas with 123.2% increase of 32,681, Kirkland city of Washington with 88.9 increase of 43,388, Buckeye city of Arizona with 79.9 increase of 40,626 people according to 2020 Census. The 30 fastest-growing cities from April 2010 to April 2020 are

Rank	US Growing Cities	State	Population(2010)	Population(2020)	Change, 2010-2020	Percent
1	Frisco city	Texas	116,989	200,509	83,520	71.4
2	McKinney city	Texas	131,117	195,308	64,191	49.0
3	Irvine city	California	212,375	307,670	95,295	44.9
4	Murfreesboro city	Tennessee	108,755	152,769	44,014	40.5
5	Santa Clarita city	California	176,320	228,673	52,353	29.7
6	Cary town	North Carolina	135,234	174,721	39,487	29.2
7	Orlando city	Florida	238,300	307,573	69,273	29.1
8	Gilbert town	Arizona	208,453	267,918	59,465	28.5
9	Cape Coral city	Florida	154,305	194,016	39,711	25.7
10	Sioux Falls city	South Dakota	153,888	192,517	38,629	25.1
11	Charleston city	South Carolina	120,083	150,227	30,144	25.1
12	Port St. Lucie city	Florida	164,603	204,851	40,248	24.5
13	Durham city	North Carolina	228,330	283,506	55,176	24.2
14	Bellevue city	Washington	122,363	151,854	29,491	24.1
15	Fort Worth city	Texas	741,206	918,915	177,709	24.0
16	Peoria city	Arizona	154,065	190,985	36,920	24.0
17	Henderson city	Nevada	257,729	317,610	59,881	23.2
18	Austin city	Texas	790,390	961,855	171,465	21.7
19	Seattle city	Washington	608,660	737,015	128,355	21.1
20	Seattle city	Washington	608,660	737,015	128,355	21.1
21	North Las Vegas city	Nevada	216,961	262,527	45,566	21.0
22	Charlotte city	North Carolina	731,424	874,579	143,155	19.6
23	Huntsville city	Alabama	180,105	215,006	34,901	19.4
24	Denver city	Colorado	600,158	715,522	115,364	19.2
25	Omaha city	Nebraska	408,958	486,051	77,093	18.9
26	Aurora city	Colorado	325,078	386,261	61,183	18.8
27	Atlanta city	Georgia	420,003	498,715	78,712	18.7
28	Irving city	Texas	216,290	256,684	40,394	18.7
29	Jersey City city	New Jersey	247,597	292,449	44,852	18.1
30	Vancouver city	Washington	161,791	190,915	29,124	18.0

US cities most dangerous

The most dangerous cities in the United States in 2022 are, Detroit overtook St. Louis as the new most dangerous city., Other cities of violent crime rates are Memphis, Baltimore, Springfield, Little Rock, Cleveland and Stockton. The US cities with highest crime rates and dangerous destinations are as below.

Detroit, Michigan: Detroit's crime rate is 1,965 incidents per 100,000 residents.

Springfield, Missouri: The violent crime rate in Springfield is 1,519 per 100,000 residents.

Little Rock, Arkansas: The crime rate in Little Rock is 1,517 per 100,000 residents.

Stockton, California: The crime rate in Stockton is 1,397 per 100,000 residents.

Albuquerque, New Mexico: The crime rate in Albuquerque is 1,352 per 100,000 residents.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The violent crime rate in Milwaukee is 1,332 incidents per 100,000 residents.

Best US Cities to live

The Woodlands, Texas: The Woodlands of Texas State is the most scenic city with nature preserves, It is the best US city with low crime rate and low cost of living, This city has huge malls and good restaurants to dine and listed as one of the US Safest Cities.

Arlington, Virginia: Arlington of Virginia State is close to Washington D.C., is the second best city to live in the United States, It is popular for friendly city and nightlife.

Naperville, Illinois: Naperville of Illinois State is the suburb of Chicago, The city is third best in the United States, It is ranked for best in low crime rate in the United States.

Overland Park, Kansas: Oakland Park of Kansas State is suburb with high employment rate, public schools and outdoor activities.

Cambridge, Massachusetts: Cambridge of Massachusetts is the city adjacent to Boston having world popular institutions like Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Ann Arbor, Michigan: Ann Arbor of Michigan State has the most affordable housing with high employment rate.

Plano, Texas: Plano city of Texas State is popular for housing with affordable rates.

Columbia, Maryland: Columbia of Maryland is popular for young professionals with good employment rate and business opportunities.

Berkeley, California: Berkeley is the northern California city with good education institution and universities.

Bellevue, Washington: Bellevue of Washington State is close to Seattle about 20 minutes drive is a beautiful location in Washington.

US cities by population

Rank	Place name	State name	Population(2010)	Population(2020)	Change, 2010-2020	Percent
1	New York City	New York	8,175,133	8,804,190	629,057	7.7
2	Los Angeles	California	3,792,621	3,898,747	106,126	2.8
3	Chicago	Illinois	2,695,598	2,746,388	50,790	1.9
4	Houston	Texas	2,099,451	2,304,580	205,129	9.8
5	Phoenix	Arizona	1,445,632	1,608,139	162,507	11.2
6	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	1,526,006	1,603,797	77,791	5.1
7	San Antonio	Texas	1,327,407	1,434,625	107,218	8.1
8	San Diego	California	1,307,402	1,386,932	79,530	6.1
9	Dallas	Texas	1,197,816	1,304,379	106,563	8.9
10	San Jose	California	945,942	1,013,240	67,298	7.1
11	Austin	Texas	790,390	961,855	171,465	21.7
12	Jacksonville	Florida	821,784	949,611	127,827	15.6
13	Fort Worth	Texas	741,206	918,915	177,709	24.0
14	Columbus	Ohio	787,033	905,748	118,715	15.1
15	Indianapolis	Indiana	829,718	897,041	67,323	8.1
16	Charlotte	North Carolina	731,424	874,579	143,155	19.6
17	San Francisco	California	805,235	873,965	68,730	8.5
18	Louisville	Kentucky	741,096	782,969	41,873	5.7
19	Seattle	Washington	608,660	737,015	128,355	21.1
20	Nashville	Tennessee	626,681	715,884	89,203	14.2
21	Denver	Colorado	600,158	715,522	115,364	19.2
22	Washington	District of Columbia	601,723	689,545	87,822	14.6
23	Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	579,999	681,054	101,055	17.4
24	El Paso	Texas	649,121	678,815	29,694	4.6
25	Boston	Massachusetts	617,594	675,647	58,053	9.4
26	Portland	Oregon	583,776	652,503	68,727	11.8
27	Las Vegas	Nevada	583,756	641,903	58,147	10.0
28	Detroit	Michigan	713,777	639,111	-74,666	-10.5
29	Memphis	Tennessee	646,889	633,104	-13,785	-2.1
30	Baltimore	Maryland	620,961	585,708	-35,253	-5.7
31	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	594,833	577,222	-17,611	-3.0
32	Albuquerque	New Mexico	545,852	564,559	18,707	3.4
33	Tucson	Arizona	520,116	542,629	22,513	4.3
34	Fresno	California	494,665	542,107	47,442	9.6
35	Sacramento	California	466,488	524,943	58,455	12.5
36	Kansas City	Missouri	459,787	508,090	48,303	10.5
37	Mesa	Arizona	439,041	504,258	65,217	14.9
38	Atlanta	Georgia	420,003	498,715	78,712	18.7
39	Omaha	Nebraska	408,958	486,051	77,093	18.9
40	Colorado Springs	Colorado	416,427	478,961	62,534	15.0
41	Raleigh	North Carolina	403,892	467,665	63,773	15.8
42	Long Beach	California	462,257	466,742	4,485	1.0
43	Virginia Beach	Virginia	437,994	459,470	21,476	4.9
44	Miami	Florida	399,457	442,241	42,784	10.7
45	Oakland	California	390,724	440,646	49,922	12.8
46	Minneapolis	Minnesota	382,578	429,954	47,376	12.4
47	Tulsa	Oklahoma	391,906	413,066	21,160	5.4
48	Bakersfield	California	347,483	403,455	55,972	16.1
49	Wichita	Kansas	382,368	397,532	15,164	4.0
50	Arlington	Texas	365,438	394,266	28,828	7.9
51	Aurora	Colorado	325,078	386,261	61,183	18.8
52	Tampa	Florida	335,709	384,959	49,250	14.7
53	New Orleans	Louisiana	343,829	383,997	40,168	11.7
54	Cleveland	Ohio	396,815	372,624	-24,191	-6.1
55	Honolulu	Hawaii	337,256	350,964	13,708	4.1
56	Anaheim	California	336,265	346,824	10,559	3.1
57	Lexington	Kentucky	295,803	322,570	26,767	9.0
58	Stockton	California	291,707	320,804	29,097	10.0
59	Corpus Christi	Texas	305,215	317,863	12,648	4.1
60	Henderson	Nevada	257,729	317,610	59,881	23.2
61	Riverside	California	303,871	314,998	11,127	3.7
62	Newark	New Jersey	277,140	311,549	34,409	12.4
63	St. Paul	Minnesota	285,068	311,527	26,459	9.3
64	Santa Ana	California	324,528	310,227	-14,301	-4.4
65	Cincinnati	Ohio	296,943	309,317	12,374	4.2
66	Irvine	California	212,375	307,670	95,295	44.9
67	Orlando	Florida	238,300	307,573	69,273	29.1
68	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	305,704	302,971	-2,733	-0.9
69	St. Louis	Missouri	319,294	301,578	-17,716	-5.5
70	Greensboro	North Carolina	269,666	299,035	29,369	10.9
71	Jersey	New Jersey	247,597	292,449	44,852	18.1
72	Anchorage municipality	Alaska	291,826	291,247	-579	-0.2
73	Lincoln	Nebraska	258,379	291,082	32,703	12.7
74	Plano	Texas	259,841	285,494	25,653	9.9
75	Durham	North Carolina	228,330	283,506	55,176	24.2
76	Buffalo	New York	261,310	278,349	17,039	6.5
77	Chandler	Arizona	236,123	275,987	39,864	16.9
78	Chula Vista	California	243,916	275,487	31,571	12.9
79	Toledo	Ohio	287,208	270,871	-16,337	-5.7
80	Madison	Wisconsin	233,209	269,840	36,631	15.7
81	Gilbert town	Arizona	208,453	267,918	59,465	28.5
82	Reno	Nevada	225,221	264,165	38,944	17.3
83	Fort Wayne	Indiana	253,691	263,886	10,195	4.0
84	North Las Vegas	Nevada	216,961	262,527	45,566	21.0
85	St. Petersburg	Florida	244,769	258,308	13,539	5.5
86	Lubbock	Texas	229,573	257,141	27,568	12.0
87	Irving	Texas	216,290	256,684	40,394	18.7
88	Laredo	Texas	236,091	255,205	19,114	8.1
89	Winston-Salem	North Carolina	229,617	249,545	19,928	8.7
90	Chesapeake	Virginia	222,209	249,422	27,213	12.2
91	Glendale	Arizona	226,721	248,325	21,604	9.5
92	Garland	Texas	226,876	246,018	19,142	8.4
93	Scottsdale	Arizona	217,385	241,361	23,976	11.0
94	Norfolk	Virginia	242,803	238,005	-4,798	-2.0
95	Boise	Idaho	205,671	235,684	30,013	14.6
96	Fremont	California	214,089	230,504	16,415	7.7
97	Spokane	Washington	208,916	228,989	20,073	9.6
98	Santa Clarita	California	176,320	228,673	52,353	29.7
99	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	229,493	227,470	-2,023	-0.9
100	Richmond	Virginia	204,214	226,610	22,396	11.0
101	Hialeah	Florida	224,669	223,109	-1,560	-0.7
102	San Bernardino	California	209,924	222,101	12,177	5.8
103	Tacoma	Washington	198,397	219,346	20,949	10.6
104	Modesto	California	201,165	218,464	17,299	8.6
105	Huntsville	Alabama	180,105	215,006	34,901	19.4
106	Des Moines	Iowa	203,433	214,133	10,700	5.3
107	Yonkers	New York	195,976	211,569	15,593	8.0
108	Rochester	New York	210,565	211,328	763	0.4
109	Moreno Valley	California	193,365	208,634	15,269	7.9
110	Fayetteville	North Carolina	200,564	208,501	7,937	4.0
111	Fontana	California	196,069	208,393	12,324	6.3
112	Columbus	Georgia	189,885	206,922	17,037	9.0
113	Augusta-Richmond County	Georgia	200,549	206,607	6,058	3.0
114	Worcester	Massachusetts	181,045	206,518	25,473	14.1
115	Port St. Lucie	Florida	164,603	204,851	40,248	24.5
116	Little Rock	Arkansas	193,524	202,591	9,067	4.7
117	Oxnard	California	197,899	202,063	4,164	2.1
118	Birmingham	Alabama	212,237	200,733	-11,504	-5.4
119	Montgomery	Alabama	205,764	200,603	-5,161	-2.5
120	Frisco	Texas	116,989	200,509	83,520	71.4
121	Amarillo	Texas	190,695	200,393	9,698	5.1
122	Salt Lake	Utah	186,440	199,723	13,283	7.1
123	Grand Rapids	Michigan	188,040	198,917	10,877	5.8
124	Huntington Beach	California	189,992	198,711	8,719	4.6
125	Overland Park	Kansas	173,372	197,238	23,866	13.8
126	Glendale	California	191,719	196,543	4,824	2.5
127	Tallahassee	Florida	181,376	196,169	14,793	8.2
128	Grand Prairie	Texas	175,396	196,100	20,704	11.8
129	McKinney	Texas	131,117	195,308	64,191	49.0
130	Cape Coral	Florida	154,305	194,016	39,711	25.7
131	Sioux Falls	South Dakota	153,888	192,517	38,629	25.1
132	Peoria	Arizona	154,065	190,985	36,920	24.0
133	Providence	Rhode Island	178,042	190,934	12,892	7.2
134	Vancouver	Washington	161,791	190,915	29,124	18.0
135	Knoxville	Tennessee	178,874	190,740	11,866	6.6
136	Akron	Ohio	199,110	190,469	-8,641	-4.3
137	Shreveport	Louisiana	199,311	187,593	-11,718	-5.9
138	Mobile	Alabama	195,111	187,041	-8,070	-4.1
139	Brownsville	Texas	175,023	186,738	11,715	6.7
140	Newport News	Virginia	180,719	186,247	5,528	3.1
141	Fort Lauderdale	Florida	165,521	182,760	17,239	10.4
142	Chattanooga	Tennessee	167,674	181,099	13,425	8.0
143	Tempe	Arizona	161,719	180,587	18,868	11.7
144	Aurora	Illinois	197,899	180,542	-17,357	-8.8
145	Santa Rosa	California	167,815	178,127	10,312	6.1
146	Eugene	Oregon	156,185	176,654	20,469	13.1
147	Elk Grove	California	153,015	176,124	23,109	15.1
148	Salem	Oregon	154,637	175,535	20,898	13.5
149	Ontario	California	163,924	175,265	11,341	6.9
150	Cary town	North Carolina	135,234	174,721	39,487	29.2
151	Rancho Cucamonga	California	165,269	174,453	9,184	5.6
152	Oceanside	California	167,086	174,068	6,982	4.2
153	Lancaster	California	156,633	173,516	16,883	10.8
154	Garden Grove	California	170,883	171,949	1,066	0.6
155	Pembroke Pines	Florida	154,750	171,178	16,428	10.6
156	Fort Collins	Colorado	143,986	169,810	25,824	17.9
157	Palmdale	California	152,750	169,450	16,700	10.9
158	Springfield	Missouri	159,498	169,176	9,678	6.1
159	Clarksville	Tennessee	132,929	166,722	33,793	25.4
160	Salinas	California	150,441	163,542	13,101	8.7
161	Hayward	California	144,186	162,954	18,768	13.0
162	Paterson	New Jersey	146,199	159,732	13,533	9.3
163	Alexandria	Virginia	139,966	159,467	19,501	13.9
164	Macon-Bibb County	Georgia	(X)	157,346	(X)	(X)
165	Corona	California	152,374	157,136	4,762	3.1
166	Kansas City	Kansas	145,786	156,607	10,821	7.4
167	Lakewood	Colorado	142,980	155,984	13,004	9.1
168	Springfield	Massachusetts	153,060	155,929	2,869	1.9
169	Sunnyvale	California	140,081	155,805	15,724	11.2
170	Jackson	Mississippi	173,514	153,701	-19,813	-11.4
171	Killeen	Texas	127,921	153,095	25,174	19.7
172	Hollywood	Florida	140,768	153,067	12,299	8.7
173	Murfreesboro	Tennessee	108,755	152,769	44,014	40.5
174	Pasadena	Texas	149,043	151,950	2,907	2.0
175	Bellevue	Washington	122,363	151,854	29,491	24.1
176	Pomona	California	149,058	151,713	2,655	1.8
177	Escondido	California	143,911	151,038	7,127	5.0
178	Joliet	Illinois	147,433	150,362	2,929	2.0
179	Charleston	South Carolina	120,083	150,227	30,144	25.1
180	Mesquite	Texas	139,824	150,108	10,284	7.4
181	Naperville	Illinois	141,853	149,540	7,687	5.4
182	Rockford	Illinois	152,871	148,655	-4,216	-2.8
183	Bridgeport	Connecticut	144,229	148,654	4,425	3.1
184	Syracuse	New York	145,170	148,620	3,450	2.4
185	Savannah	Georgia	136,286	147,780	11,494	8.4
186	Roseville	California	118,788	147,773	28,985	24.4
187	Torrance	California	145,438	147,067	1,629	1.1
188	Fullerton	California	135,161	143,617	8,456	6.3
189	Surprise	Arizona	117,517	143,148	25,631	21.8
190	Mcallen	Texas	129,877	142,210	12,333	9.5
191	Thornton	Colorado	118,772	141,867	23,095	19.4
192	Visalia	California	124,442	141,384	16,942	13.6
193	Olathe	Kansas	125,872	141,290	15,418	12.2
194	Gainesville	Florida	124,354	141,085	16,731	13.5
195	West Valley	Utah	129,480	140,230	10,750	8.3
196	Orange	California	136,416	139,911	3,495	2.6
197	Denton	Texas	113,383	139,869	26,486	23.4
198	Warren	Michigan	134,056	139,387	5,331	4.0
199	Pasadena	California	137,122	138,699	1,577	1.2
200	Waco	Texas	124,805	138,486	13,681	11.0
201	Cedar Rapids	Iowa	126,326	137,710	11,384	9.0
202	Dayton	Ohio	141,527	137,644	-3,883	-2.7
203	Elizabeth	New Jersey	124,969	137,298	12,329	9.9
204	Hampton	Virginia	137,436	137,148	-288	-0.2
205	Columbia	South Carolina	129,272	136,632	7,360	5.7
206	Kent	Washington	92,411	136,588	44,177	47.8
207	Stamford	Connecticut	122,643	135,470	12,827	10.5
208	Victorville	California	115,903	134,810	18,907	16.3
209	Miramar	Florida	122,041	134,721	12,680	10.4
210	Coral Springs	Florida	121,096	134,394	13,298	11.0
211	Sterling Heights	Michigan	129,699	134,346	4,647	3.6
212	New Haven	Connecticut	129,779	134,023	4,244	3.3
213	Carrollton	Texas	119,097	133,434	14,337	12.0
214	Midland	Texas	111,147	132,524	21,377	19.2
215	Athens-Clarke County	Georgia	116,714	128,671	11,957	10.2
216	Norman	Oklahoma	110,925	128,026	17,101	15.4
217	Santa Clara	California	116,468	127,647	11,179	9.6
218	Thousand Oaks	California	126,683	126,966	283	0.2
219	Topeka	Kansas	127,473	126,587	-886	-0.7
220	Simi Valley	California	124,237	126,356	2,119	1.7
221	Columbia	Missouri	108,500	126,254	17,754	16.4
222	Vallejo	California	115,942	126,090	10,148	8.8
223	Fargo	North Dakota	105,549	125,990	20,441	19.4
224	Allentown	Pennsylvania	118,032	125,845	7,813	6.6
225	Pearland	Texas	91,252	125,828	34,576	37.9
226	Concord	California	122,067	125,410	3,343	2.7
227	Abilene	Texas	117,063	125,182	8,119	6.9
228	Arvada	Colorado	106,433	124,402	17,969	16.9
229	Berkley	California	112,580	124,321	11,741	10.4
230	Ann Arbor	Michigan	113,934	123,851	9,917	8.7
231	Independence	Missouri	116,830	123,011	6,181	5.3
232	Rochester	Minnesota	106,769	121,395	14,626	13.7
233	Lafayette	Louisiana	120,623	121,374	751	0.6
234	Hartford	Connecticut	124,775	121,054	-3,721	-3.0
235	College Station	Texas	93,857	120,511	26,654	28.4
236	Clovis	California	95,631	120,124	24,493	25.6
237	Fairfield	California	105,321	119,881	14,560	13.8
238	Palm Bay	Florida	103,190	119,760	16,570	16.1
239	Richardson	Texas	99,223	119,469	20,246	20.4
240	Round Rock	Texas	99,887	119,468	19,581	19.6
241	Cambridge	Massachusetts	105,162	118,403	13,241	12.6
242	Meridian	Idaho	75,092	117,635	42,543	56.7
243	West Palm Beach	Florida	99,919	117,415	17,496	17.5
244	Evansville	Indiana	117,429	117,298	-131	-0.1
245	Clearwater	Florida	107,685	117,292	9,607	8.9
246	Billings	Montana	104,170	117,116	12,946	12.4
247	West Jordan	Utah	103,712	116,961	13,249	12.8
248	Richmond	California	103,701	116,448	12,747	12.3
249	Westminster	Colorado	106,114	116,317	10,203	9.6
250	Manchester	New Hampshire	109,565	115,644	6,079	5.5
251	Lowell	Massachusetts	106,519	115,554	9,035	8.5
252	Waterbury	Connecticut	110,366	114,403	4,037	3.7
253	Elgin	Illinois	108,188	114,797	6,609	6.1
254	Springfield	Illinois	116,250	114,394	-1,856	-1.6
255	Peoria	Illinois	115,007	113,150	-1,857	-1.6
256	Ann Arbor	Michigan	113,934	123,851	9,917	8.7
257	Elizabeth	New Jersey	124,969	137,298	12,329	9.9
258	Wilmington	North Carolina	106,476	115,451	8,975	8.4
259	Gresham	Oregon	105,594	114,247	8,653	8.2
260	Dearborn	Michigan	98,153	109,976	11,823	12.0
261	Brockton	Massachusetts	93,810	105,643	11,833	12.6
262	Rio Rancho	New Mexico	87,521	104,046	16,525	18.9
263	Norwalk	California	105,549	102,773	-2,776	-2.6
264	Quincy	Massachusetts	92,271	101,636	9,365	10.1
265	Lynn	Massachusetts	90,329	101,253	10,924	12.1
266	New Bedford	Massachusetts	95,072	101,079	6,007	6.3
267	Federal Way	Washington	89,306	101,030	11,724	13.1
268	Edinburg	Texas	77,100	100,243	23,143	30.0
269	Nampa	Idaho	81,557	100,200	18,643	22.9
270	Roanoke	Virginia	97,032	100,011	2,979	3.1
271	Kenosha	Wisconsin	99,218	99,986	768	0.8
272	Carmel	Indiana	79,191	99,757	20,566	26.0
273	Tuscaloosa	Alabama	90,468	99,600	9,132	10.1
274	Bend	Oregon	76,639	99,178	22,539	29.4
275	Fishers	Indiana	76,794	98,977	22,183	28.9
276	Orem	Utah	88,328	98,129	9,801	11.1
277	Portsmouth	Virginia	95,535	97,915	2,380	2.5
278	Beaverton	Oregon	89,803	97,494	7,691	8.6
279	Sunrise	Florida	84,439	97,335	12,896	15.3
280	Yakima	Washington	91,067	96,968	5,901	6.5
281	Sandy	Utah	87,461	96,904	9,443	10.8
282	Yuma	Arizona	93,064	95,548	2,484	2.7
283	Livonia	Michigan	96,942	95,535	-1,407	-1.5
284	St. George	Utah	72,897	95,342	22,445	30.8
285	Reading	Pennsylvania	88,082	95,112	7,030	8.0
286	Lawrence	Kansas	87,643	94,934	7,291	8.3
287	Erie	Pennsylvania	101,786	94,831	-6,955	-6.8
288	Edmond	Oklahoma	81,405	94,428	13,023	16.0
289	Suffolk	Virginia	84,585	94,324	9,739	11.5
290	Fall River	Massachusetts	88,857	94,000	5,143	5.8
291	Deltona	Florida	85,182	93,692	8,510	10.0
292	Roswell	Georgia	88,346	92,833	4,487	5.1
293	Kirkland	Washington	48,787	92,175	43,388	88.9
294	Plantation	Florida	84,955	91,750	6,795	8.0
295	Bellingham	Washington	80,885	91,482	10,597	13.1
296	Nashua	New Hampshire	86,494	91,322	4,828	5.6
298	Mount Pleasant town	South Carolina	67,843	90,801	22,958	33.8
299	Lawton	Oklahoma	96,867	90,381	-6,486	-6.7
300	Conroe	Texas	56,207	89,956	33,749	60.0
301	Waukegan	Illinois	89,078	89,321	243	0.3
302	Palm Coast	Florida	75,180	89,258	14,078	18.7
303	Lawrence	Massachusetts	76,377	89,143	12,766	16.7
304	Fort Smith	Arkansas	86,209	89,142	2,933	3.4
305	Newton	Massachusetts	85,146	88,923	3,777	4.4
306	Champaign	Illinois	81,055	88,302	7,247	8.9
307	Ogden	Utah	82,825	87,321	4,496	5.4
308	Miami Beach	Florida	87,779	82,890	-4,889	-5.6

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