Out of the big 3 Metro's which one would you want to live? (rentals, neighborhoods)

[SlickRick1]

Originally Posted by californialove24

Name one It could be a Suburb,You know LA is all about the Burbs.as for RV and SB Counties are there own Independent Metro, but In the CSA They counted those counties with LA but RV and SB Are Actually there own Metro Inland Empire.The Map show the only Area of Population that counts toward LA CSA Population b/c nobody really live in Eastern SB and RV Counties its all Desert.

I understand what your saying in just the LA metropolitan there is 12.9 million. But when they add all five counties into the larger CSA, the counties of LA, Orange, San Bernadino, Riverside, and Ventura you have 17.6. You asked what cities are included, just to name a few that are there own Santa Anna, Long Beach, Anaheim, and San Bernadino. All these are cities by themself. So dont act like all of the population count of LA is all suburbs.

[LINative]

Originally Posted by californialove24

I Understand but it's true NY depends on other states for their Metro population why cant their metro just stay in NY like NY-Rochester or something?People say its b/c NY Wants to stay the most Populous Metro.

"People say its b/c NY Wants to stay the most Populous Metro"
The Federal government says that NY is the most populous metro.

Put it like this Californialove. If Ventura county and Orange county were not part of California and instead part of other states - do you think the LA metro area would be divided into three parts? Did not these two counties grow primarily because they were near Los Angeles?

This is exactly what happened in the NY metro area on a larger scale. Both Connecticut and New Jersey had some older cities already in the area already (Newark, Patterson, Elizabeth, Bridgeport, New Haven etc). But the bulk of the growth came from being near NYC.

Far from being a disadvantage both Connecticut and New Jersey have allowed roads and railroads to be built so they could siphon some of the business and people out of the city. Both are among the wealthiest states in the United States.

Hmm maybe Orange and Ventura should break away LOL! JK!!

[californialove24]

Originally Posted by SlickRick1

I understand what your saying in just the LA metropolitan there is 12.9 million. But when they add all five counties into the larger CSA, the counties of LA, Orange, San Bernadino, Riverside, and Ventura you have 17.6. You asked what cities are included, just to name a few that are there own Santa Anna, Long Beach, Anaheim, and San Bernadino. All these are cities by themself. So dont act like all of the population count of LA is all suburbs.

Never said that all the population count of LA is all Suburbs, but you just Named all the Major cities in the CSA Metro,And Most of the cities you named aren't 1 hour away from Each other.
Example Anaheim,Santa Anna, And Long Beach are only 30 Mins away from each other,And Long Beach is only 25 mins from Downtown LA.By the way These cities aren't even suburbs their cities in OC and LB being the LA County City.I Really don't know why were Arguing.(Its b/c I'm from California Right and I Have something to do with Knocking out 4 Million Pop of their Metro So LA Looks Bigger Right?)- I Accidentally Pasted the MSA of NY Are we Actually Arguing over this b/c this is a waste of Time How Pathetic We are.

[californialove24]

Originally Posted by LINative

"People say its b/c NY Wants to stay the most Populous Metro"
The Federal government says that NY is the most populous metro.

Put it like this Californialove. If Ventura county and Orange county were not part of California and instead part of other states - do you think the LA metro area would be divided into three parts? Did not these two counties grow primarily because they were near Los Angeles?

This is exactly what happened in the NY metro area on a larger scale. Both Connecticut and New Jersey had some older cities already in the area already (Newark, Patterson, Elizabeth, Bridgeport, New Haven etc). But the bulk of the growth came from being near NYC.

Far from being a disadvantage both Connecticut and New Jersey have allowed roads and railroads to be built so they could siphon some of the business and people out of the city. Both are among the wealthiest states in the United States.

Hmm maybe Orange and Ventura should break away LOL! JK!!

Maybe Riverside and San Bernandino should Break away, I mean by them selves there the 14th ,most populous Metro alone.

[LINative]

Originally Posted by californialove24

Maybe Riverside and San Bernandino should Break away, I mean by them selves there the 14th ,most populous Metro alone.

Lol and they certainly have enough land area. San Bernandino alone is larger than some of our states!

[SlickRick1]

Originally Posted by californialove24

Never said that but you just Named all the Major cities in the CSA Metro,And Most of the cities you named aren't 1 hour away from Each other.
Example Anaheim,Santa Anna, And Long Beach are only 30 Mins away from each other,And Long Beach is only 25 mins from Downtown LA.

You acted as if outside of LA everything was a suburb. You asked me to name some cities, so I did. Besides, there are many smaller cities counted in the CSA that are more than an hour away. LA is a big city. I only pointed out that they count other big cities as well in their CSA. Not just suburbs. NY does the same with cities like Jersey city, Newark, Yonkers, etc. All very large cities are doing this now. I dont think it's just LA. I think all CSA population estimates are very misleading. Look at Cleveland, they gobble up Akron, which is its own city and metropolis. Most of these cities are doing this anymore. I think metro stats alone define a city a bit better. CSA's tend to go to far, and have become very misleading with their population estimates. It's a way to get more money from the government for funding of programs. The more people you can count, the more money you can get.

[californialove24]

Originally Posted by LINative

Lol and they certainly have enough land area. San Bernandino alone is larger than some of our states!

No Doubt San Bernandino looks like 1 Nickel of Texas.

[LINative]

Its interesting that you mentioned San Bernadino and Riverside being a separate metro. This is not the first time I heard this on CD. Do people in the LA area think of those counties as being different? Maybe kind of too far from LA?

[californialove24]

Originally Posted by LINative

Its interesting that you mentioned San Bernadino and Riverside being a separate metro. This is not the first time I heard this on CD. Do people in the LA area think of those counties as being different? Maybe kind of too far from LA?

I'm from O.C but i Think only Western SB and RV Counties should be part of LA Metro Eastern Rv and SB Counties is a Desert Bowl with no people even living there.They should Make a different county for Eastern SB and RV- (Like Desert County for Eastern SB and Jousha Tree County for Eastern RV County) Counties and just Keep Western Rv and SB Counties were there is Population. I Think RV-SB Metro is the 5th Fastest Growing Metro in America.( I Don't know why they Made RV and SB Counties so Huge its a waste they should just change Eastern Sb and Rv Counties to Unknown Territory.)
Here's a Pic of What populaton that does count toward LA Metro and its all Western SB and RV Counties b/c nobody live in far Eastern Counties.So this is where most of the Pop is in the Riverside-San Bernandino as you can its near the O.C. and L.A. County Lines These are the only parts that should count towards L.A. Metro b/c Everything else is all Desert.

[polo89]

LA without a thought. Straight to LA. Well if I was a little older and got a good paying job. But if housing was waaay cheaper DEFINATELY LA hands down.