If you don’t own a car, there are some cities that make it easier to get around without a car.
The Center for Real Estate and Urban Analysis did a study entitled “Foot Traffic Ahead” to determine which cities are the easiest to get around in on foot. They have listed the top 30 cities in the United States in the order of “Walkable” Cities.
Findings in the report were based on access to office, retail and rental multifamily occupied squared footage relative to the metro region as a whole.
When looking at social equity, D.C. came in second place, just behind New York City. In 2016, D.C. ranked second place and in the 2014 report, D.C. ranked first among most walkable cities.
Here is the list of cities by rank considered “MOST WALKABLE CITIES.”
- New York City
- Denver
- Boston
- Washington, DC
- San Francisco Bay Area
- Chicago
- Pittsburgh
- Seattle
- Atlanta
- Charlotte
- Philadelphia
- Cincinnati
- Portland
- Minneapolis-St. Paul
- Cleveland
- St. Louis
- Baltimore
- Kansas City
- Sacramento
- Los Angeles
- Dallas-Ft. Worth
- Houston
- Detroit
- Miami
- San Diego
- Tampa
- Orlando
- San Antonio
- Phoenix
- Las Vegas