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Best Affordable Suburbs in the U.S

BusinessWeek ranked the best affordable suburbs in the U.S. state by state. The overall winner is Pewaukee

Here is the Best Affordable Suburbs in the U.S. 2009

1. Pewaukee, Wisconsin

Nearest major city: Milwaukee
Population: 12,789
Median household income: $83,627
Median home price: $267,500
Unemployment rate: 4%
Violent crime index: 13

2. Mill Creek, Washington

Nearest major city: Seattle
Population: 13,626
Median household income: $83,818
Median home price: $398,000
Unemployment rate: 4%
Violent crime index: 24

3. Brandon, South Dakota

Nearest major city: Sioux Falls
Population: 6,793
Median household income: $71,405
Median home price: N/A
Unemployment rate: 2.5%
Violent crime index: 21

4. Munford, Tennessee

Nearest major city: Memphis
Population: 5,476
Median household income: $53,931
Median home price: $142,500
Unemployment rate: 5.2%
Violent crime index: 3

5. East Norriton, Pennsylvania

Nearest major city: Philadelphia
Population: 13,530
Median household income: $73,773
Median home price: $242,500
Unemployment rate: 3.4%
Violent crime index: 11

6. South Weber, Utah

Nearest major city: Salt Lake City
Population: 5,676
Median household income: $89,355
Median home price: $210,000
Unemployment rate: 2.6%
Violent crime index: 57

7. Cornelius, North Carolina

Nearest major city: Charlotte
Population: 17,290
Median household income: $87,016
Median home price: $206,000
Unemployment rate: 3.3%
Violent crime index: 48

8. West Des Moines, Iowa

Nearest major city: Des Moines
Population: 52,138
Median household income: $66,306
Median home price: $173,000
Unemployment rate: 3%
Violent crime index: 21

9. Pataskala, Ohio

Nearest major city: Columbus
Population: 11,919
Median household income: $65,274
Median home price: $142,314
Unemployment rate: 5.2%
Violent crime index: 18

10. Fort Mill, South Carolina

Nearest major city: Charlotte, N.C.
Population: 9,943
Median household income: $57,648
Median home price: N/A
Unemployment rate: 5.6%
Violent crime index: 93

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