Philadelphians pride themselves on their ability to talk the talk and walk the walk. A recent study backs up residents' ability to walk the city.
Redfin, a real estate company, ranked Philadelphia on Thursday as the fourth most walkable city in the country with populations of at least 300,000 inhabitants for the second consecutive year.
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Philly received a Walk Score on 78.3, up 1.7 from last year's grade.
The rankings are calculated based on walking routes, the number of nearby amenities and pedestrian friendliness, according to Redfin.
Here's a list of the Top 10:
- New York
- San Francisco
- Boston
- Philadelphia
- Miami
- Chicago
- Washington D.C.
- Seattle
- Oakland
- Long Beach
[ Click here to check out the full rankings. ]