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Two cities virtually even in size and density (standard and weighted). Chicago has PLENTY of single-family homes within city limits too, with wide boulevards and detached housing. Feel free to put your google toy away.
Because Toronto suburbs are denser and the city proper takes up more of the metro area, by weighted density the Toronto metro is denser.
Per capita income of Chicago is $27k / year. For Mexico City proper, the per capita income is $19k / year. The surrounding suburbs (in the state of Mexico) are far poorer with a per capita income of $6k / year below the national average of $10k /year while Chicago suburbs are somewhat higher than the city proper but with nowhere as extreme a gap.
Get real. MC swallows both cities whole without chewing.
It was for where I'd like to live.
My bad yo, you'z must've thought I was taking a swing at the criterion.
I'll send the transcript of my next move out to you- so you could do your god father like chin stroke & then stamp the paper as either approved or denied for where I'd like to live.
I don't think I'd like to live in Mexico to be honest. Nothing wrong with the country but you know, I don't speak Espanol fluently nor do I want to live in Mexico City. A little too, ehhh, foreign for me.
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My bad man, I'll send the transcript of my next move out to you- so you could do your god father like chin stroke & then stamp the paper as either approved or denied for where I'd like to live.
I don't think I'd like to live in Mexico to be honest. Nothing wrong with the country but you know, I don't speak Espanol fluently nor do I want to live in Mexico City.
That's different. You can live wherever you want, you have my approval . This thread is asking for a direct comparison between these three cities though, not where you'd prefer to live. I would probably stay in the states too, given the chance.
Honestly, I only voted for Chicago because i live there But I think Chicago is better in architecture and public transport. Toronto is probably overall better because it's safer and it's in Canada(one of the best countries in the world, way better than USA IMO)
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