If you had to move to another city in your same state, which would it be? (college, to live in)

[Akhenaton06]

Originally Posted by Rachael84

I guess Yonkers or White Plains, since they're closest to NYC but still only like 15 miles away from it.

I suppose that counts, but I was really aiming for another metro area entirely.

[ckhthankgod]

Originally Posted by ckhthankgod

I think Ithaca.....

Maybe Rochester or Buffalo too.

[TANaples]

If I HAD to absolutely stay in Florida, I would move as far north as possible and away from the Gulf. Jacksonville?

[fashionguy]

If I had to move from Minneapolis and stay in MN, it would be St. Paul.

Originally Posted by Akhenaton06

If I had to move from Charlotte and stay in NC, it would be Raleigh, Durham, or Greensboro.

[DailyJournalist]

Originally Posted by Akhenaton06

I was really aiming for another metro area entirely.

I see, if it has to be an entirely different metro then I would probably move to the Jersey City area.

[Granny Sue]

I'd pick Jacksonville or Tallahassee..

[Infamous92]

I would move to the city of Long Beach, its only 7.5 miles Southeast and its a gorgeous city with a nice beach.

2. Glen Cove, NY (15 miles Northeast)
3. White Plains, NY (23 miles North-Northwest)
4. Yonkers, NY (19 miles North-Northwest)

[Milwaukee City]

In Wisconsin if I couldn't live in Milwaukee City it would be Kenosha for it's rail access and quick access to Chicago.

Kenosha, Wisconsin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[aaronstlcards]

Clayton, MO, the county seat of St. Louis County. Unfortunately, I don't think my family could afford it though, so i'd say Kansas City.

[18Montclair]

From Oakland I'd move to Alameda or Berkeley.