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This is very tough. I really like Milwaukee for its location and easy city layout. Detroit is getting better, but I would choose Milwaukee.
Spokane, WA or Lexington, KY?
I prefer the location of Lexington but there's a lot of things I like about Spokane more. Climate is a big one, plus it's just a bigger city. I don't think I could live in either but Spokane is my pick.
I prefer the location of Lexington but there's a lot of things I like about Spokane more. Climate is a big one, plus it's just a bigger city. I don't think I could live in either but Spokane is my pick.
Fort Wayne, IN or Cincinnati, OH?
Fort Wayne is my second favorite city after Carmel in Indiana. I would choose Cincinnati because it is making slow improvements. I have good memories of spending summers and holidays there with family.
Fort Wayne is my second favorite city after Carmel in Indiana. I would choose Cincinnati because it is making slow improvements. I have good memories of spending summers and holidays there with family.
I've never been to either but I at least have some secondhand experience with Evansville and know it has some cool neighborhoods. Plus I'm far more familiar with IN than KS.
I've never been to either but I at least have some secondhand experience with Evansville and know it has some cool neighborhoods. Plus I'm far more familiar with IN than KS.
Gainesville, FL vs Ann Arbor, MI
Ann Arbor! It's a beautiful town.... I would need to escape during winter though
Charlottesville, VA or Ann Arbor, MI?
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