Home repair and renovation services site Porch.com and real estate firm Redfin teamed up to study the perceptions of homeowners about the cities that they call home. Washington, D.C., came up near the top of the list, at no. 3, beaten only by first place finisher Denver, and second-ranked Grand Rapids, Mich.
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