In 2011 Bloomberg Businessweek ranked Virginia Beach No. 8 in its listing of America’s 50 Best Cities. The Beach beat out such metro areas as New York City (14th), Seattle (13th), San Francisco (9th) and Boston (16th). "Endless miles of sandy beaches and a happening three-mile boardwalk, along with thousands of acres of parks, make Virginia Beach a beautiful place to live," the magazine noted. The rankings were based on criteria such as the number of restaurants, unemployment rates, public school performance, crime, recreational opportunities and museums. Chesapeake also got a nod - No. 21. Bloomberg Businessweek noted Chesapeake's well-heeled residents and low poverty. The city is also benefits from amenities in nearby Norfolk (which, did not make the cut), the publication noted. "I think it's deserved. I think we've got something going that people recognize," said Virginia Beach Mayor Will Sessoms. You can also download these flyers with some of the other relocation services & benefits I offer my clients: Relocation Flyer & Corporate Relocation Flyer
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