Architectural Digest has released its list of the seven best U.S. cities to live in for 2025. Johns Creek, Georgia, ranks first. The Atlanta suburb offers a strong job market, a median household income of $163,653, and access to world-class culture. Home prices there average $899,000, according to Zillow. Other top picks include Carmel, Indiana, noted for safety, schools, and an arts district, with homes averaging $254,412. Pearland, Texas, is highlighted for affordability, with a median property price of $319,753. Bethesda, Maryland, near Washington, D.C., is home to major institutions and cultural venues, though houses there average $1,137,069. The remaining four cities are Farmington Hills, Michigan; Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and Oklahoma City, all praised for culture, affordability, and community life. (Story URL)
