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Atlanta is hot. And if anyone is even thinking of coming here, you should get tickets for the professional conference for newcomers called Making It in the City LIVE: ATLANTA, on March 28, 2008. It's a full day of workshops, sessions and speakers to help anyone transition to 'big and expensive' cities on limited budgets.
I LOVE Charleston SC, Atlanta of course, Austin of course, and Raleigh/Durham area has a lot of young singles as well. Also, Asheville NC is on the smaller side but has great culture, arts, music, and a lot of young people.
To whoever said Knoxville - absolutely not. Everyone I know who is young and actually single that lives here hates it, including me - I'm 23. We all plan on bolting as soon as possible. Most people get married in the 18-22 age range, many people are closed-minded, and there is very little in the way of art, culture, and night life, unless football and Dollywood count as culture. My parents and grandparents - all retired - however love it here.
I've heard Nashville is getting hipper though it still doesn't match up to a New York or Chicago. I'm not personally acquainted with Charlotte, but a friend who grew up there said its nightlife sucks for a city that size.
I LOVE Charleston SC, Atlanta of course, Austin of course, and Raleigh/Durham area has a lot of young singles as well. Also, Asheville NC is on the smaller side but has great culture, arts, music, and a lot of young people.
Wow, guess so. I just visited once, but given the tech corridor and the reputable universities I figured there were a lot of young people. Maybe there are, they're just boring?
To be honest, I feel like Northern cities are better for young singles as a whole. People don't get married so young and it's OK to just focus on your career. Plus, most of the larger cities - Chicago, New York, DC, Philly, Boston - are up North. Maybe I'm just biased.
Wow, guess so. I just visited once, but given the tech corridor and the reputable universities I figured there were a lot of young people. Maybe there are, they're just boring?
To be honest, I feel like Northern cities are better for young singles as a whole. People don't get married so young and it's OK to just focus on your career. Plus, most of the larger cities - Chicago, New York, DC, Philly, Boston - are up North. Maybe I'm just biased.
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