Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky ranked 10th in the 2008 Best Cities for Relocating Families survey compiled by Worldwide ERC and Primacy Relocation. The study, released at the National Relocation Conference in San Francisco, compiled a number of factors important to relocating families for large, medium and small markets.
Pittsburgh led the large-market category, followed by Indianapolis. Columbus was seventh and Cleveland was 12th.
The study, compiled with Bert Sperling of Sperling's BestPlaces, looks at factors such as housing costs, commuting ease and access to medical facilities.
So in other words, 1) Don't take our affordable housing market for granted, 2) Show a little more patience when you're stuck in that 10 minute traffic delay tonight around 5pm on I-75, and 3) Rest assured that you or your pregnant wife will be at the hospital in "no-time" when you're ready to deliver!
