For the second year in a row, Boston takes the cake as #1 hygge onHoneywell Heater’s Annual List of America’s Coziest Cities. What does this mean? Well, according to the space heater brand’s collaboration with environmental scientist Dr. Ted Myatt: “With close proximity to a number of ski resorts in the Northeast, a high ranking for specialty stores per capita, and a high number of tiny homes, Boston is a great place to get cozy.” RELATED: Skiers:Don’t let the temps fool you — there’s still plenty to be had But just how cozy are you getting? With the average rent of one-bedroom apartments estimating over $2000, it’s no wonder there’s a high number of tiny homes, and people sure are getting cozy. Regardless, it’s an accomplishment of some sort.
San Francisco and Seattle followed in second and third, respectively — also sporting proximity to ski resorts, anda number of tiny homes.
How about you? Did your city make the top 10?
While some call it overcrowding, others simply call it ‘cozy’
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