This CA City Among Best U.S. Cities To Move to Before It Becomes Too Crowded: Report

CALIFORNIA — A city in California ranked among the top cities to move to before they become too crowded, according to a new study.

San Diego ranked third among top migration destinations, according to property management company Evernest. America's Finest City balances a quality of life index of 187.7 with 4,259 residents per square mile. Monthly net salaries reach $5,529.80.

The study looked at major U.S. cities, using population data and factors such as population density, quality of life and salary levels to identify the best cities. The study's authors ranked cities based on these key metrics to highlight places where people can enjoy a high standard of living before rapid growth leads to overcrowding.

"This research offers key insights for anyone planning their next move," a spokesperson from Evernest said about the study. "These cities present a unique opportunity right now. The combination of high salaries and manageable density we're seeing now won't last forever. Those considering a move should take note."

Seattle topped the list of the 10 best U.S. cities to move to before they get too crowded, with the highest monthly net salary of $6,749. The city offers a high quality of life index of 198.0 with 9,000 residents per square mile.

These are the top 10 cities people should move to before they become too crowded, according to the report:

1. Seattle, Washington
2. Austin, Texas
3. San Diego, California
4. Raleigh, North Carolina
5. Atlanta, Georgia
6. Washington, District of Columbia
7. Tampa, Florida
8. Madison, Wisconsin
9. Charlotte, North Carolina
10. Orlando, Florida