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McAllen was ranked in the “Top 100 Places to Live in 2011” by Relocate America.
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Forbes’ Best Cities for Jobs (mid-sized category) in 2011 – McAllen MSA ranked 4th.
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Brownsville and McAllen made Top 100 Forbes list for Best Places for Business and Careers in June 2011.
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South Texas College in McAllen ranked No. 1 and University of Texas-Pan America in Edinburg ranked No. 2 for the “10 Most Affordable Colleges” by CNN Money in July 2011.
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McAllen ranks No. 1 in the Nation for change in total employment and 3rd in the country for change in total employment by Brookings Institution - 1st quarter 2011.
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McAllen remains in the top 20 U.S. metropolitan areas for economic performance by Brookings Institution - 1st Quarter 2011.
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Hidalgo ranked 7th and Brownsville 17th for “Top Texas Ports for North America Trade” by U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics in 2010.
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McAllen MSA ranked 4th and Brownsville MSA ranked 13th for “Best-performing cities” by Milken Institute in 2010.
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Harlingen ranked No. 1 in “Cheapest Place to Live” by ACCRA in 2011.
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Brownsville MSA and McAllen MSA ranked in the “Top Cleanest Cities” by American Lung Association in 2010.
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McAllen-Edinburg-Mission MSA ranks No. 1 in “Least Toxic Cities” by Forbes in 2011.
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