What Are the Cheapest Cities to Live In the US?

07 Greenville, South Carolina

Greenville, South Carolina, is the third-largest urban area in the state. Far different to its North Carolina cousin of the same name, Greenville SC is on the up-and-up. Bloomberg recently named it the city with the 3rd strongest job market in the country. One of America's fastest-growing cities, lots of young professionals are calling it home. Greenville residents see a median salary of $48,948 and low-cost housing at $741 for a one-bed apartment. Furthermore, the city excels in transportation. Costs of getting around the city are a whopping 12% less than the national average.