City and town pages bring the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey down to a single community: pay by education, rent and household income, plus the colleges located in the city where there are any. These are survey estimates, so the smaller the town, the wider the margin of error; MajorPays hides figures when the margin is too large. Cities are listed alphabetically because size, age and living costs differ so much between towns that one number cannot say which is better. See how to read the place pages for sources and limits.
Pick a state to see its cities and towns: pay by education, rent and income from public data. Listed alphabetically.
- Alabama 45 places
- Alaska 5 places
- Arizona 42 places
- Arkansas 28 places
- California 362 places
- Colorado 52 places
- Connecticut 29 places
- Delaware 6 places
- District of Columbia 1 places
- Florida 246 places
- Georgia 72 places
- Hawaii 26 places
- Idaho 19 places
- Illinois 167 places
- Indiana 67 places
- Iowa 39 places
- Kansas 32 places
- Kentucky 36 places
- Louisiana 31 places
- Maine 12 places
- Maryland 97 places
- Massachusetts 79 places
- Michigan 92 places
- Minnesota 91 places
- Mississippi 27 places
- Missouri 67 places
- Montana 8 places
- Nebraska 15 places
- Nevada 16 places
- New Hampshire 13 places
- New Jersey 123 places
- New Mexico 13 places
- New York 151 places
- North Carolina 81 places
- North Dakota 8 places
- Ohio 132 places
- Oklahoma 42 places
- Oregon 45 places
- Pennsylvania 66 places
- Puerto Rico 19 places
- Rhode Island 10 places
- South Carolina 44 places
- South Dakota 12 places
- Tennessee 46 places
- Texas 192 places
- Utah 58 places
- Vermont 4 places
- Virginia 102 places
- Washington 102 places
- West Virginia 11 places
- Wisconsin 85 places
- Wyoming 8 places