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30. Rhode Island -

The beautiful state of Rhode Island has two million-dollar cities. The coast runs over 400 miles long and it's said that everyone who lives in the state is within a half-hour drive of the sea.

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29. Pennsylvania -

Pennsylvania also has two million-dollar cities, with upscale areas around Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania is a state filled with forests and wildlife to explore.

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28. Ohio -

Ohio has two million-dollar cities. It is a state known for national heritage sites such as the Eerie Canalway where guests can drive or even hike.

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27. Michigan -

Michigan has two million-dollar cities. It is bordered by four of the Great Lakes and has a 3,288-mile coastline.

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26. Delaware -

Delaware also has two million-dollar cities. According to United Van Lines, "Families see the lack of a state sales tax, relaxed lifestyle, and closeness to big cities while living in a small town (as) huge benefits" of living in Delaware.

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25. Tennessee -

Nicknamed the Volunteer State, Tennessee has three million-dollar cities. In Tennessee, you'll find a great mix of history, culture, and affordability.

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24. New Hampshire -

New Hampshire boasts three million-dollar cities. It has suburban areas such as Portsmouth and Concord which aren't far from Boston in Massachusetts.

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23. Wyoming -

Wyoming has four million-dollar cities. Wyoming is known for having diverse wildlife which people from near and far come to see.

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22. Nevada -

Nicknamed the Silver State, Nevada also has four million-dollar cities. Here you'll find a mix of nature and lively city life.

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21. Montana -

Montana also has four million-dollar cities. Montana is a state where you'll find incredible mountains, beautiful lakes, and national parks.

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20. Idaho -

Idaho features four million-dollar cities. It is nicknamed the Gem State. According to Redfin, you'll find affordable housing, small-town charm, and beautiful scenery in Idaho.

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19. Arizona -

Arizona has four million-dollar cities. In Arizona, there is often excellent, sunny weather as well as a lot of recreational opportunities and a strong job market.

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18. North Carolina -

North Carolina has five million-dollar cities. In North Carolina, you'll find a wealth of outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and camping. It also has over 300 miles of ocean shoreline.

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17. South Carolina -

South Carolina has six million-dollar cities. From warm, southern hospitality to being one of the fastest-growing states in the US in 2023, there's a lot to discover in South Carolina.

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16. Missouri -

Missouri also has six million-dollar cities. It seamlessly blends cultural attractions, friendly communities, and natural beauty for one great state! 

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15. Connecticut -

Connecticut has six million-dollar cities. It is nicknamed the Constitution State and known for having "picturesque towns, thriving cities, and rich cultural heritage." 

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14. Minnesota -

Minnesota is home to seven million-dollar cities. The state has a diverse economy and a range of industries represented. From healthcare to technology to manufacturing and everything in between, Minnesota is sure to please!

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13. Illinois -

Illinois has eight million-dollar cities. This is a state of natural beauty that is said to have a lot of great food and dining options as well as an affordable cost of living. 

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12. Virginia -

Virginia features nine million-dollar cities. Here you'll find incredibly gorgeous scenery including the Appalachian mountains as well as the Virginia Beach coast.

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11. Utah -

Nicknamed the Beehive State, Utah also has nine million-dollar cities. This nature-rich state is great for those who love the outdoors. 

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10. Maryland -

Maryland has 11 million-dollar cities and is known as the Old Line States. It is said to give a small-town feel even though it is located close to larger cities.

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9. Texas -

Texas boasts 17 million-dollar cities. It's known as the Lone Star State. In Texas, there are relatively low taxes for residents and an affordable cost of living.

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8. Hawaii -

Hawaii has 22 million-dollar cities. This state has beautiful scenery as well as a relaxed and laidback lifestyle.

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7. Colorado -

Mountainous Colorado also has 22 million-dollar cities. This state is a haven for adventurers! Here you can do everything from hiking to biking, and even skiing. 

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6. Washington -

Washington is home to 23 million-dollar cities. Washington provides access to several national parks including Olympic National Park and Mount Rainier National Park.

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5. Florida -

Florida has 30 million-dollar cities. Florida is nicknamed the Sunshine State. Home to beautiful, white-sand beaches and several world-famous theme parks, Florida is a great place to call home.

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4. Massachusetts -

Massachusetts boasts 44 million-dollar cities. It is a place known for its history and culture. Additionally, the scenery here (in most months) can be very beautiful.

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3. New Jersey -

New Jersey ranks third with 60 million-dollar cities. It is known as the Garden State. New Jersey is great because it is located near cities like New York and Philadelphia. Here you'll also find over 130 miles of Atlantic Ocean coastline.

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2. New York -

New York has 76 million-dollar cities. This state is famous for cities like New York City where you'll always find something to do regardless of the day or time. It's also connected quite well to Europe via its John F. Kennedy International Airport.

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1. California -

California leads the nation with 218 million-dollar cities. It's a state known for sunshine, beautiful beaches, and mild winters, and as a hub for the entertainment and tech industries.

Sources: (Visual Capitalist) (National Geographic Kids) (Forbes) (Cubit) (NashvillesMLS.com) (Redfin)

See also: The best beach towns in the USA

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