Cimarron Hills Named Third Least Expensive Suburb in U.S.

from Colorado Springs Business Journal | November 19, 2013

Cimarron Hills was named the third least expensive suburb in the United States, according to Movoto, a blog about “the lighter side of real estate.”

Located in Colorado Springs, the suburb lies between Powers Boulevard and Marksheffel Drive, bordered also by Colorado Highway 24.

Movoto Content Editor Randy Nelson studied the cost of living, food and utility costs, housing affordability, property tax rates and state income tax rates and sales tax. Nelson reviewed 139 suburbs of the 50 largest cities in the country.

Using the U.S. Census as a source, Movoto listed the suburbs from the most affordable, at number 1 to the least, at 139.

Colorado Springs is the westmost suburb in the top 10, behind Midwest City, Okla., and Moore, Okla.

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