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I love Asheville, but it's an expensive city to live. Knoxville is very nice as well, an underrated metro, IMO. If I was going with the city: Knoxville. Metro: Asheville. Asheville's bordering counties are an affordable alternative.
I love Asheville, but it's an expensive city to live. Knoxville is very nice as well, an underrated metro, IMO. If I was going with the city: Knoxville. Metro: Asheville. Asheville's bordering counties are an affordable alternative.
Spokane, WA or Boise, ID?
Spokane, WA. Boise is nice but I’d rather be in Washington than Idaho & no income tax. Plus I like Spokane’s scenery better than Boise.
Fort Lauderdale. I've always been drawn to it and South Florida. Norfolk seems to be more a place for families and old people. (I realize the irony of choosing Fort Lauderdale and using that argument, but Fort Lauderdale is undeniably cooler than Norfolk, in my opinion.)
Fort Lauderdale. I've always been drawn to it and South Florida. Norfolk seems to be more a place for families and old people. (I realize the irony of choosing Fort Lauderdale and using that argument, but Fort Lauderdale is undeniably cooler than Norfolk, in my opinion.)
Providence, RI or Annapolis, MD?
Annapolis for the location - close to DC and other mid Atlantic cities. Though Providence has that crazy ex mall apartment complex that I'm fairly fascinated by...
Annapolis for the location - close to DC and other mid Atlantic cities. Though Providence has that crazy ex mall apartment complex that I'm fairly fascinated by...
Portland Maine or Chapel Hill NC
Chapel Hill... more populous region with more opportunity (research triangle), less geographically isolated, warmer weather.
Grand Forks, ND. It looked nicer from the images I saw & it's larger. It seems like it has more to do.
Baltimore, MD or Pittsburgh, PA?
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