Neighbors Bank finds that a top quality people want in a neighbor is somebody who “respects boundaries and privacy.” More than half of respondents (56%) ranked that ahead of “quiet and considerate” (47%), “friendly and welcoming” (43%), and “looks out for one another” (43%).
So where to find such people? The bank ranked the 100 largest metros on their “good neighbor” vibes, a ranking that also takes into account metrics such as safety, cleanliness, affordability, walkability, and access to necessities.
The top 10:
- Madison, Wisconsin, 87 “good neighbor” score
- Allentown, Pennsylvania, 84
- Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 84
- Minneapolis, Minnesota, 83
- Boston, 83
- Des Moines, Iowa, 82
- Worcester, Massachusetts, 82
- Boise, Idaho, 82
- Palm Bay, Florida, 81
- Provo, Utah, 81
- Grand Rapids, Michigan, 81
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