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I'm going to be a homer on this one. Milwaukee. With all the redevelopment and future plans that already have been approved for next year. Double digit crime drops in the last 3 years and our homicide numbers have dropped from their high of 165 to a low of 85 over the last 10 years.
I'm going to be a homer on this one. Milwaukee. With all the redevelopment and future plans that already have been approved for next year. Double digit crime drops in the last 3 years and our homicide numbers have dropped from their high of 165 to a low of 85 over the last 10 years.
Underrated!
First thing that comes to mind with Milwaukee. Great city overshadowed by Chicago. Just like Philly and New York.
It seems like Houston surpassed Dallas in 2006, and has been ahead in GAP ever since.
This link has a complete table of MSA's across the US. http://bea.gov/newsreleases/regional..._metro0909.pdf
And thats from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
It seems like Houston surpassed Dallas in 2006, and has been ahead in GAP ever since.
This link has a complete table of MSA's across the US. http://bea.gov/newsreleases/regional..._metro0909.pdf
And thats from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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