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Go Ne, I really do respect your love for Omaha. In fact, it was you and you alone that inspired me to scope it out for relocation until I realized that I'd be too homesick for my own hometown if I were to leave.
Here would be my list, based upon where I'd personally like to live (not based upon national importance):
1.) Minneapolis/St. Paul
2.) Boston
3.) Seattle
4.) Milwaukee
5.) Chicago
6.) Pittsburgh
7.) San Francisco
8.) Providence
9.) Lexington
10.) Grand Rapids
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Nice Ten
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Originally Posted by ScranBarre
Here would be my list, based upon where I'd personally like to live (not based upon national importance):
1.) Minneapolis/St. Paul
2.) Boston
3.) Seattle
4.) Milwaukee
5.) Chicago
6.) Pittsburgh
7.) San Francisco
8.) Providence
9.) Lexington
10.) Grand Rapids
Of course Scranton didn't make the cut because I tried to only use relatively large cities.
This is a very good list with a few places one wouldn't expect. Since the topic doesn't apparently name anything terribly specific, it looks like anything goes. So that's a fine choice of cities. And, for a change, one that doesn't include New York City. But this is a refreshing change with Providence and Lexington making that list. You can easily make a top ten list and there are so many deserving cities that get left off.
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Hot City
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Orlando is one of the few fla cities with a young population.....ft. myers,
St. petes, and some of Ft. Lauderdale would be in th older category though..
Orlando should be on most people's lists. The climate is very good year-round, and they've got a pretty good job market. And tourism is red hot!
Orlando should be on most people's lists. The climate is very good year-round, and they've got a pretty good job market. And tourism is red hot!
It also has many undesirable qualities, such as a lack of culture, lack of public transportation, a very cookie-cutter character, etc. Great weather can only take you so far.
This is a very good list with a few places one wouldn't expect. Since the topic doesn't apparently name anything terribly specific, it looks like anything goes. So that's a fine choice of cities. And, for a change, one that doesn't include New York City. But this is a refreshing change with Providence and Lexington making that list. You can easily make a top ten list and there are so many deserving cities that get left off.
What do you mean for a change? It is a FACT that NYC is one of the top cities in America. Anyone who says otherwise is delusional.
New York
Boston
Philly
Chicago
Ft.Worth
Baltimore
DC
New Orleans
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
i wasn't thinking hard enough when i typed! I forgot Minneapolis/St. Paul, Tulsa, Denver, Newport, Charleston, etc..! man, too many good cities
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