These Mid-Sized U.S. Cities Are Becoming Hard to Live In скачать в хорошем качестве

These Mid-Sized U.S. Cities Are Becoming Hard to Live In

A city doesn’t have to be collapsing for life to become difficult. Across the U.S., many mid-sized cities are quietly becoming harder places to live — not because of a single crisis, but because everyday costs, risks, and tradeoffs are adding up. In this video, we look at several American cities where residents are feeling the pressure in daily life: rising housing and insurance costs, climate challenges, strained infrastructure, limited job mobility, and growing uncertainty about the future. These aren’t the biggest cities in the country, and they’re not places people usually think of as “failing.” They’re cities where life used to feel manageable — and where that balance is starting to break. 00:00 - Inteo 01:01 - Fresno, California 02:46 - Birmingham, Alabama 04:41 - Memphis, Tennessee 06:57 - Albuquerque, New Mexico 08:55 - Rochester, New York 10:57 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana This video isn’t about ranking cities or telling people where to live. It’s about understanding how everyday life is changing — and why, for many residents, staying no longer feels as simple as it once did.