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So, where are these climate havens largely located?
According to Bloomberg, theyre located around the Great Lakes, the northern Great Plans and the Northeast.
Many of these areas also have an overall lower cost of living than cities in the Sun Belt.
However, not all of these climate havens are affordable for the average American.
Utility prices are also about 9% higher, and healthcare prices are 24% more costly.
Housing prices arent much higher, at about $396,432.
Home prices are also expensive, averaging $528,388.
The average home price is also much lower, hovering around $273,020.
Residents also pay less forutilities and groceries, but transportation compares to national figures.
The average home price in Buffalo is $231,535.
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