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The clash of the working class cities...Both served by major rivers, both with a strong industrial background. who is those better these days? which has the brightest future and why?
This has been done recently, the question could be where would you prefer to live?
My bad, normally when a thread has already been done, the website let's you know. I am more curious as to how are these two cites adapting from the decay of their origin industries
Pittsburgh has obviously fared better of late but in my opinion St Louis is in a favorable position given it's geographic location and well-preserved history to revitalize plus attract newcomers with it's lower cost of living. As the US slides further into economic inequality I think many living in areas where salaries are stagnant and housing costs are going higher will be looking to find cities that still offer an urban experience in terms of history, culture, sports and a personality with affordable costs versus stale lifeless suburbs. St Louis and other Midwest cities are going to start looking better and better to many before too long..
My bad, normally when a thread has already been done, the website let's you know. I am more curious as to how are these two cites adapting from the decay of their origin industries
Per the TOS, you need to do a search before starting a thread to see if that topic has already been done. There are already no fewer than three other threads comparing Saint Louis and Pittsburgh, including one that's seen new posts just two days ago.
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