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All 3 have experienced a population boom over the last 20 years and all of them are affordable compared to california or ny/nj but which one of them is the best city to live?
Please take into consideration;
Economy
Downtown
Suburbs
Future possibilities
Public transportation
Open mindness
Schools
Wages
Weather
No economy, wages , future possibilities, thats my Same thread just reworded, you just stuck Orlando in it.....check the Georgia vs Arizona thread where I also.talk about Atlanta And Phoenix....you posted this thread like five minutes after my thread are you in need of some posting ideas or something
Orlando would be my second pick though Phoenix is.more progressive
No economy, wages , future possibilities, thats my Same thread just reworded, you just stuck Orlando in it.....check the Georgia vs Arizona thread where I also.talk about Atlanta And Phoenix....you posted this thread like five minutes after my thread are you in need of some posting ideas or something
Orlando would be my second pick though Phoenix is.more progressive
seriously i couldnt care less about your thread, who do u think u are
and no your thread is completely different you compare how progressive are 2 different STATES. my thread is not about how progressive some states are but about comparing 3 CITIES
Why? To put it bluntly, the other two aren't even in Atlanta's league.
how is phoenix not atlanta league? id live in phoenix-mesa over atlanta anyday
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