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The Last 16 Affordable Cities in America — Before They're Gone

56 The Last 16 Affordable Cities in America — Before They're Gone They’re cheap. They’re charming. And they’re disappearing fast. In this countdown, we explore 16 underrated U.S. cities where you can still actually afford to live — but probably not for long. These aren’t the headline-grabbing metros. No L.A. rooftop pools. No Austin tech bros. Just real places with real rent, real people, and weird local quirks we secretly love. From crumbling Rust Belt icons making a comeback to coastal towns that somehow dodged the gentrification grenade — these are the cities you should be looking at… if you’re even remotely over paying $2,300 for a shoebox apartment. 👇 COMMENT below — which city surprised you the most? 🛎️ SUBSCRIBE for more sharp, data-packed city breakdowns (with a little sarcasm on the side). --- ⏰ Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro: You Can’t Afford Where You Live 01:04 - #16. Florence, Alabama 03:20 - #15. Wheeling, West Virginia 06:04 - #14. Altoona, Pennsylvania 08:58 - #13. Saginaw, Michigan 11:50 - #12. Terre Haute, Indiana 14:06 - #11. Cumberland, Maryland 16:52 - #10. Macon, Georgia 19:41 - #9. Peoria, Illinois 21:49 - #8. New London, Connecticut 24:44 - #7. Racine, Wisconsin 27:32 - #6. Scranton, Pennsylvania 29:58 - #5. Rockford, Illinois 32:29 - #4. Toledo, Ohio 34:39 - #3. Rochester, New York 37:20 - #2. Buffalo, New York 39:48 - #1. Detroit, Michigan --- *🏷️ Hashtags:* #AffordableCities #CostOfLiving #MovingToAmerica #HiddenGemsUSA #RustBeltRevival #CityRanking #USMigrationTrends #RealEstate2025