Indiana renters rated Indiana at a B- for city satisfaction this week. Apartment List conducted a survey of 18,000 renters nationwide. The survey was titled the Apartment List Renter Confidence Survey.

Below are some of the findings from the survey according to Apartment List:

• Indiana renters give their state a B- for city satisfaction. This puts Indiana near the average for states

• Just 22 percent of renters say that Indiana’s economy is on the right track

• 55 percent of renters saying they plan to purchase a house or apartment in the future, earning the state a C on plans for home ownership

• The highest grade Indiana earned is an A for quality of schools, with 66 percent of renters reporting satisfaction with local schools

• One of Indiana’s lower grades is a C+ for safety, with 59 percent of respondents reporting they’re satisfied with the state’s safety and crime rate
  

• Indiana scored slightly lower than most of the surrounding states. Here’s how they ranked: Kentucky (A), Illinois and Ohio (B), Michigan and Indiana (B-)

• The top rated states overall were Utah, Idaho, Minnesota, Colorado and Oklahoma. The lowest rated states were Connecticut, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Maine and South Carolina

View the full findings here