U.S. News & World Report has just released its annual roster of the best places to live in the country.
Denver landed at second place
on the roster, trailing only Boulder, which topped the chart. In the years since then, Boulder has slid a bit, registering in the fourth position for the second year following two consecutive top rankings. Meanwhile, Colorado Springs, which was at number two nationwide last year, dipped to ninth, while Fort Collins improved considerably, rising from 54th place last year to 23 this time around. before plunging to 55th a year later.
These elements resulted in some big jumps for several cities, with Fort Collins leaping 31 spots, a showing just behind Virginia Beach, Virginia and Savannah, Georgia .
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