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   In U.S. News and World Report’s recent report on the best places to   
   live, the city dropped from second place in 2020 to 99th in 2023,   
   largely because of the rapid increase in the price of living, as the   
   Denver Gazette reported. High crime rates didn’t help.   
      
   “We want to give those types of rankings their due value and use   
   them as moments of self reflection, to acknowledge some of the   
   challenges that we’ve had,” she said. “At the same time. I also   
   recognize that those rankings can’t always stay the same.”   
      
   Long-struggling mid-sized cities in the middle of the country have   
   been peaking on the lists, while cities that were booming are in   
   decline.   
      
   “A lot of the rapid market growth that we’ve seen on both coasts,   
   particularly in California, a lot of those same trends have happened   
   here,” Garrett said.   
      
   https://denverite.com/2023/06/23/downtown-denver-business-economy-   
   decline/   
      
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