Cape Coral Makes List Of Most Unglamorous Cities In America
Many of us dream of a life of glitz and glam with the mansion, the car, the watch, the five-star hotels, and while there’s certain cities that scream glamour, Cape Coral has made a list of the most unglamorous cities in America.
Glamorous places are the epitome of luxury and style, and living in one is a dream come true for many people. Think cities like Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas. From breathtaking scenery and world-class architecture to top-notch restaurants, shopping, and entertainment, these places offer everything a person could want in a high-end lifestyle.
One of the defining characteristics of the rich and famous lifestyle is luxury. The rich and famous live in some of the most expensive homes in the world, with amenities like private swimming pools, movie theaters, and indoor basketball courts. Another hallmark of a glamorous lifestyle is the ability to travel the world in style. Whether it’s a luxurious cruise to exotic destinations or a private jet to their latest vacation spot with access to the best hotels and resorts. Let’s not also forget about fine dining experiences from Michelin-starred restaurants to private chef services.
That all sounds great, but let’s face it, not everywhere is glamorous.
LawnStarter put together a list of the most glamorous cities in America. They compared the 200 biggest cities in the U.S. in six categories including number of million-dollar homes, access to Michelin-starred restaurants and the number of exclusive yacht clubs. They also put together a list of the most unglamorous cities. These cities have little wealth, not too concerned with outward beauty and lacking cultural amenities.
Top 10 Most Glamorous Cities:
- New York NY
- Los Angeles, CA
- San Francisco, CA
- Miami, FL
- Chicago, IL
- Las Vegas, NV
- Houston, TX
- Atlanta, GA
- Dallas, TX
- Washington D.C.
Top 10 Most Unglamorous Cities:
- West Valley City, UT
- Warren, MI
- Bridgeport, CT
- Brownsville, TX
- Laredo, TX
- Moreno Valley, CA
- Cape Coral, FL
- Columbus, GA
- Waco, TX
- North Las Vegas, NV
Florida cities where homes are selling for the most under asking price
#36. Pensacola, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $337,900
– Median sale price: $318,950
– Total homes sold: 692#35. Ocala, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $299,000
– Median sale price: $269,000
– Total homes sold: 638#33. Orlando, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $399,989
– Median sale price: $385,000
– Total homes sold: 3,010#30. Tampa, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $375,000
– Median sale price: $369,990
– Total homes sold: 4,215#24. Port St. Lucie, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $399,995
– Median sale price: $385,000
– Total homes sold: 710#17. Cape Coral, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $430,000
– Median sale price: $384,945
– Total homes sold: 1,400#16. Jacksonville, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $355,000
– Median sale price: $350,000
– Total homes sold: 2,066#15. Panama City, FL metro area
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– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $385,000
– Median sale price: $359,429
– Total homes sold: 409#12. Fort Lauderdale, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $395,000
– Median sale price: $380,000
– Total homes sold: 2,057#10. Punta Gorda, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.97
– Median list price: $399,999
– Median sale price: $365,000
– Total homes sold: 348#7. Miami, FL metro area
(Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.96
– Median list price: $530,000
– Median sale price: $455,000
– Total homes sold: 1,879#4. Naples, FL metro area
– Average sale-to-list ratio: 0.96
– Median list price: $799,450
– Median sale price: $580,000
– Total homes sold: 687
