Which is more urban, with more of a "big city" feel: Houston or Seattle? (live, best)

[cottonwood2420]

Seattle.

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by clean_polo

I see you're not used to big city words. The "stuck together type houses" are called row houses. Lmao, I'm just messing with you though . By the way, it's San Francisco.

I thought that was what they were called, but the row houses in Houston are not stuck together only our townhouses are stuck together.

[clean_polo]

Originally Posted by HtownLove

I thought that was what they were called, but the row houses in Houston are not stuck together only our townhouses are stuck together.

Do they have garages?

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by HtownLove

I see you have picked up the Seattle nack for twisting words. I said metro not city. You are the only one holding out hope that Philly metro is still larger than Houston Metro.

But if it makes you happy, you can go around saying Philly has a larger metro, and throw in a couple of vibrants and densities while you are at it

Well I do know more people live in the area than Houston, and yes I would agree Philly is far more vibrant than Houston

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by clean_polo

Do they have garages?

the row houses or the townhomes??


The townhomes have garages I don't think the row houses do. Th erow houses I generally see people park on the street

[clean_polo]

Originally Posted by HtownLove

the row houses or the townhomes??


The townhomes have garages I don't think the row houses do. Th erow houses I generally see people park on the street

I think I've seen some of the townhomes in Houston. They're pretty nice.

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by HtownLove

Nova is a suburb of DC which is a big city. Are you saying DC is not big?

and GDP is not an accurate measure of metro size.

Houston has a far larger GMP than its metro would suggest, and Phoenix has a far smaller GMP than its metro would suggest.

Yes the metro is, was the point - and yes there is a correlation between GDP and size, even if not always equivelent

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by kidphilly

Well I do know more people live in the area than Houston, and yes I would agree Philly is far more vibrant than Houston

lol, what are you on about now?

lol whatever it is I agree. you happy now?

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by clean_polo

I think I've seen some of the townhomes in Houston. They're pretty nice.

these monster type townhome thingies are poping up all around town

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[clean_polo]

Originally Posted by HtownLove

these monster type townhome thingies are poping up all around town

Theres plenty of townhomes like that in Florida. They're usually in gated communities as well.