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your not so Mr. Coolio this time, more like Mr. Snoozio,:P just playing. but you did put some cities on that list that are OVERatted in fact, like Austin, Dallas, Houston, St. Louis. and some cities that shouldnt even be on there, like Seattle, Omaha, Portland, Charlette, those cities arent either overated or underated. But you didnt put Detroit! (THE most underated city in my opinion).
Houston: I know that it is growing rapidly, but i dont see why people want to live there, great skyline, but other than that, what else is there to do downtown other than work? Overated
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Didn't know people moved to cities because their downtowns are "fun". Btw,Uptown Houston and Midtown is where the fun is at.
Wow, I don't think Omaha deserves to be alongside these other cities (guess that's why it's italicized... perhaps someone didn't think so either) ... much less Des Moines... but I'm appreciative of those who think it's the 'most underrated' (what are there... 9 Omaha forum members? HAH)
Wow, I don't think Omaha deserves to be alongside these other cities (guess that's why it's italicized... perhaps someone didn't think so either) ... much less Des Moines... but I'm appreciative of those who think it's the 'most underrated' (what are there... 9 Omaha forum members? HAH)
lol. It's italisized because it shows which one you voted for.
Wow, I don't think Omaha deserves to be alongside these other cities (guess that's why it's italicized... perhaps someone didn't think so either) ... much less Des Moines... but I'm appreciative of those who think it's the 'most underrated' (what are there... 9 Omaha forum members? HAH)
So now we know which one you voted for...
And since we're confessing, I voted for Baltimore.
I'd say Cincinnati. The area and the surrounding suburbs in Northern Kentucky and Ohio are some of the most beautiful places to live in the country, and very affordable. Cincinnati gets a bad rap because parts of the town have high crime rates.
For me Cincy lackluster reputation isnt about crime , rather location.
your not so Mr. Coolio this time, more like Mr. Snoozio,:P just playing. but you did put some cities on that list that are OVERatted in fact, like Austin, Dallas, Houston, St. Louis. and some cities that shouldnt even be on there, like Seattle, Omaha, Portland, Charlette, those cities arent either overated or underated. But you didnt put Detroit! (THE most underated city in my opinion).
Minneapolis: a great city with a striving economy, not underated or overated Portland: Great city with a neat message, not underated or overated New Orleans: Neat history, but its to bad about what happened with hurricane katrina, it will be a good city again, underated St. Louis: considered a great city by alot of people because its the gateway to the west and it has the beautiful arch, nothing against St. Louis, but other than the arch, not much else to do downtown, and parts of it are real ugly, overated Des Moines: small midwestern town with its thriving economy most likely in the future, to early to tell if its overated or underated Omaha: talked about a little to much on this forum, but that doesnt mean its overated, its not underated either Cincinnati: Interesting city with a neat baseball culture, and history aswell, i like visiting it, but wouldnt like to live there, Overated Cleveland: Not the most exciting place ive visited, not the worst either, but i dont think i want to go back. not overated or underated Columbus: City much like Indianapolis, a more progresed city than it was in the past, with very little history, but its not that bad, and its not overated or underated. Austin: In my oppinion, its fairly overated, mostly because i dont see much to do there, and its like most texan cities, HUGE population, overall i think Texas is overated Dallas: Overated, alot of people say its a great city, but its dirty, and it has a high crime rate, and the skyline/downtown looks kind of dull for a city with 1 million people Houston: I know that it is growing rapidly, but i dont see why people want to live there, great skyline, but other than that, what else is there to do downtown other than work? Overated San Antonio: I know that San Antonio has the historic Alamo, but what else? Overated Madison: Beautiful midwestern small town, and it has a great economy, i wouldnt mind living there, its not at the top of my list though. neither overated or underated Milwaukee: I dont hear much about that city because of nearby Chicago, so im going to have to say Underated Seattle: Great city and most people know that, so i dont think it should be on this list Oklahoma City: it has Huge boundrees of 600 some square miles! but only less than 1000 people per square mile, doesnt make since to me.. i cant say much other than that, so in my opinion, not overated or underated Charolette: Once again, good city, doesnt deserve to be on this list Baltimore: I believe theres something special about this city, its one of those places that are loosing alot of people, but i would like to go see what its like someday. Underated
and traveler87, dont give me an infraction again because i disagree about cleveland. alright?
vision-quest
We gotta a Texas Hater in the building. Dallas has a great skyline I am not sure what you drinkin but everybody has there opinion. Like the old sayin say Every things is bigger in Texas.
Who ever made this list has Houston and Dallas on the list. I am trying to figure out how two world class cities are on this list. The most underrated city in the U.S. is Fort Worth and its not even on the list.
I suppose a lot of these are underrated in some ways.
But Austin and Dallas are two that are definitely not! I'm sick of always hearing about how great Austin is... well, it's not. And Dallas is overblown on its own ego. These two are overrated.
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