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I would choose St. Louis in a heartbeat. I think St. Louis is beautiful. Detroit is too cold, I have always found Ohio mind-numbingly boring (sorry Ohio people), Buffalo is definitely too cold, and I've been to Baltimore many times and it just doesn't do anything for me, although it would be my 2nd choice.
I don't take offence to what you siad about Ohio,you have a right to an opinion.It comes down to what you like.Some people really like Ohio(like myself),and of course some people aren't going to like it.The only thing I don't like is when I give my opinion that Colorado is boring,people think Im crazy.I've lived in Colorado for 2 years,I think thats enough time living in a place to say its boring.Really I don't think I'd be happy anywhere else other then Ohio.I grew up there,most of my family is there,and theres just so many things I like about Ohio.But I don't care if people say they don't like Ohio,or if they say its boring,because I know its just thier opinion,and its not going to change my opinion that Ohio is a great state.
Ohio has great cities. I lived in Denver for about three years, and I would rather have a old city with character like Cleveland. However, I would do anything to go for a hike up in red rocks, or R.M.N.P again.
St. Louis - neat city
Detroit - less expensive than Baltimore
Baltimore - more expensive than Detroit
Cleveland - OK, a little bit on the dull side
Buffalo - no thanks
I lived in Baltimore for a year and I really liked it. At first I was worried about the crime but I didn't have any problems during the year. The people were friendly and I loved living close to DC.
A friend who lives in St. Louis but travels a lot to Baltimore says that Baltimore is about 5years ahead of St. Louis in it's developement. I assume he is mainly talking about downtown and hip neighborhooods like Fell's Point.
There is a lot happening in St. Louis now and even more is being announced. I hope the momentum keeps up and even starts to play on it's self and boom more.
Detroit a such bad steroetype. the city is actually very nice. it's an image of a dirty ghetto. the downtown is full, crowded streets, nice architecture. cleveland sort of the same bashed from people who never even visited the cities.
Hey whats up with no southern cities being listed in this question?
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