Forbes just recently announced a top 40 list of the top American recession –proof cities to retire in. Forbes used such factors as average income, current and expected home prices through 2014, job-growth predictions through 2014, and the cost of living and median monthly housing cost. Also, Forbes used the number of sunny days in their calculations; a factor I believe holds no value for how recession-proof a city may be. Nonetheless, Atlanta, Dallas, Tampa, Houston, and St. Louis rounded out the top 5, and New York City and outlying areas came in at surprisingly the 40th spot. For a complete list visit Forbes.com.
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