HOUSTON -- Pat yourselves on the back, Houston. Kiplinger just named the Bayou City as the best place to live, work and play in the United States.
That’s right. Kiplinger went looking for cities with strong economies, plenty of jobs, affordable living costs and lively social scenes.
Also online Read Kiplinger's entire article here
And when they applied that formula to Houston, we came out on top.
Kiplinger cited Houston’s resurgence from the oil bust of the 80s to become a city with a booming job market, housing at a fraction of the price of other metro areas and a healthy dose of folks who work in creative fields like scientists, engineers, architects, educators, writers, artists and entertainers.

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Home, sweet home
They praised the city for investing in downtown, noting the improvements likely helped in attracting new residents and major companies.
And thia came out yesterday, I believe...
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