Relocating to the Charlottesville Region

Relocating to the Charlottesville Region

Charlottesville has been highly rated by a number of publications as a community for people of all ages to enjoy a high quality of life:

Charlottesville is the #22 in Forbes "best smaller place for business."
Cities Ranked and Rated by Bert Sperling and Peter Sander ranks Charlottesville as the "best place to live in the USA". Today Show interview with the authors, March 30, 2004
Outside Magazine, September 2003 issue: #8 best college town: coolest place to work, play, study, and live.
Expansion Management magazine: "One of Ten Healthiest Cities"
The Netscape Network's Home & Real Estate site lists Charlottesville as one of the 10 U.S. cities with the highest "health quotients," combining "the best quality of health care ... with the most affordable health care costs."
Washingtonian Magazine, March 2003: Among nine "Great Places to Live"
Kiplinger's Personal Finance, November, 2002: Top 3 'Smart Places to Retire'
Business Week October 14, 2002: Noted as One of "America's Pockets of Prosperity"
Outside: ‘one of seven dream towns that have it all.’
American Health: Top ten healthiest cities for women.
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance: #2 healthiest place to live in America.
epodunk.com: #1 small city in America.
Golf Digest: #1 best retirement city for golfers.
Tennis: #1 best tennis town.
Forbes: Top thirty small communities for business and careers.
Readers Digest: Top ten communities to raise children
Where to Retire: Top ten college towns to retire, 2002
Where to Retire: Top 100 retirement communities, 2001
Where to Retire: Feature story, fall 2002

Our climate is more moderate than Arizona, Florida or other Sun Belt areas.

We are centrally located in the eastern seaboard with excellent transportation options for a smaller community.