Checking Out The Top Cities Of Indiana

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The Midwest is a desired place to settle down for many. It’s got a reputation for being filled with friendly folks, farmland, and a flurry of activity over many forms of entertainment.
 
Indiana is no exception. The Hoosier State is known for copious amounts of corn, low crime rates, top schools, and low cost of living.





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If you’re looking to move to Indiana check out Indianapolis houses for sale or apartments in one of these top cities.
 
IndianapolisThe state’s capital city is the fifteenth largest in the nation, an area desirable for families and young professionals alike.
 
The cost of living is almost eight percent below the national average and the unemployment rate is around four percent. There’s strong healthcare and tech industry presence for those looking for employment in such fields.
 
The Crossroads of America has a diverse population and cultural scene, with thriving arts and entertainment realms that fit any age group and interest.
 
Fort WayneThe second largest city in the state has a low crime rate and wonderful school system for those with children.
 
The area is family-friendly as a whole with things to do like the Children’s Zoo, Science Central, and Historic Fort Wayne.
 
Though this is a city, the cost of living is low, coming in at eight percent below the national average. The sales and income taxes here are also lower than the national average rate.
 
Major employment opportunities in the area include healthcare and financial companies, as well as big names like Nestle and General Motors.
 
West LafayetteWest Lafayette is the home to Purdue University, one of the most prestigious higher academic institutions in the country. The public school district here is just as good and one of the best in the state.
 
This makes for a diverse and well-educated population, as well as a cultural and entertainment scene that is sure to keep residents busy year-round. The Chauncey Hill neighborhood is the best example of this thanks to its student population.
 
EvansvilleClose to the Kentucky border, Evansville is filled with historic sites, educational institutions, and much to do for both those who live there and are only around for a visit.
 
The cost of living here is four percent less than the average cost in Indiana and about 55 percent of residents own their homes.
 
There are the sights of the Ohio River to enjoy for nature lovers and things like Mesker Park Zoo to keep you busy.
 
Evansville has a low unemployment rate and the main industries in the city are manufacturing, healthcare, and retail.
 
CarmelThis small city was named one of the best to live in by Money Magazine in 2015. It sits less than 16 miles from the capital and has a highly educated population that sees a very low crime rate in the area.
 
The area is an affluent one so its infrastructure is fantastic. The highways, parks, and buildings are well maintained, making the feel of the area a spotless one.
 
Carmel’s residents enjoy an excellent quality of life thanks to the low unemployment rate and high average income of those who live there.

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