What Do San Antonio, Chattanooga, Asheville and Albuquerque Have in Common, Read On!

Each year Relocate America publishes a extraordinary relocation guide with a list of top ten and one hundred communities to live. Here are a few of the highlights from 2008.

San Antonio, Texas

Featured heavily in our publication Business Images of the Alamo Area, Texas, San Antonio stands out in the lone star state as a location for colleges and universities, a top municipality for family and a outstanding residence to do business. And dont miss the famous San Antonio River Walk.

The River Walk, also known as Paseo del Rio is a network of passage ways along the San Antonio River which are lined with restaurants, shops and bars. The River Walk was designed by architect Robert Hugman in the late 1920s.

Chattanooga, Tennessee

Another great place to do business is Chattanooga, Tennessee. In July, Chattanooga established its fascinating economic climate when Volkswagen announced it would build a 1,350-acre automotive plant just outside the city. Tennessee is at the crossroads of the Souths expanding automotive manufacturing hub.

Asheville, North Carolina

No surprise here. Ashevilles eclectic art scene gives it a vibrancy unmatched in the South, and perhaps in the country. Check out the local art galleries if ever in Asheville.

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Although Albuquerque receives good attention and awards, it still manages to fly under a lot of peoples radar. Like Asheville, North Carolina, Albuquerque boasts a well established art scene, but it benefits from an variety of outdoor opportunities only available in the Southwest. Also, Albuquerque has almost 300 sunny days per year. The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, an annual event, has grown to become hands down the largest balloon event in the word.

Every year, thousands of families relocate to new cities and states across the country. Should you need relocation information or relocation assistance, please visit Livability online.