TheWriter
08-12-2005, 01:48 AM
San Antonio one of America's favorite dream cities to live
Torence White
A new Harris Poll shows that San Antonio is one of the top 15 cities where most Americans would like to live.
The city, perhaps most famous for the Alamo, the River Walk and the NBA champion San Antonio Spurs, ranked 14th on the list, beating out Nashville at No. 15.
Harris Interactive Inc. (NASDAQ: HPOL), a global research firm based in Rochester, N.Y., conducted an online survey of 2,339 U.S. adults asking them that if they could live in any city in America other than their own, where would they choose.
Most Americans wanted to live in the Big Apple, with New York coming in first for the sixth consecutive year. New York was followed by San Diego; Las Vegas; San Francisco; Seattle; Chicago; Denver; Honolulu; Atlanta; Portland, Ore.; Boston; Los Angeles; and Phoenix.
Texas was eighth on the list of the most popular states in which people would like to live.
Harris conducted the online survey between July 12 and July 18. The company took into account figures for age, sex, race, education, region and household income in making the list.
Harris Interactive conducts opinion polls and market research for clients.
Torence White
A new Harris Poll shows that San Antonio is one of the top 15 cities where most Americans would like to live.
The city, perhaps most famous for the Alamo, the River Walk and the NBA champion San Antonio Spurs, ranked 14th on the list, beating out Nashville at No. 15.
Harris Interactive Inc. (NASDAQ: HPOL), a global research firm based in Rochester, N.Y., conducted an online survey of 2,339 U.S. adults asking them that if they could live in any city in America other than their own, where would they choose.
Most Americans wanted to live in the Big Apple, with New York coming in first for the sixth consecutive year. New York was followed by San Diego; Las Vegas; San Francisco; Seattle; Chicago; Denver; Honolulu; Atlanta; Portland, Ore.; Boston; Los Angeles; and Phoenix.
Texas was eighth on the list of the most popular states in which people would like to live.
Harris conducted the online survey between July 12 and July 18. The company took into account figures for age, sex, race, education, region and household income in making the list.
Harris Interactive conducts opinion polls and market research for clients.