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05-21-2008, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by familymatters
Matt your absolutely right! Folks tend to overlook PG has some diversity, maybe because you only get a mix of cultures in slim pockets, your Laurel, Bowie, Lanham, Seabrook, Greenbelt..etc.; I'm not totally turned off to Prince Georges, but I'm open to HowCo and Anne Arundle. I can get along with anyone who has respects themselves and others, yet a feeling of community would be nice lol
What do you think of Fort Washington/Accokeek, MD? You can get a pretty nice home in Acco for price of a decent place in say Bowie. I was impressed with some of their rentals w/options.
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There is a stunning house on the water in Riviera Beach/Pasadena for $2,500 a month which includes utilities right now. Pasadena is as diverse as you can get IMO. My best friend from school lived in this house until 1999 and it's huge!
Rental on the water (broken link) |
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05-27-2008, 04:49 PM
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Look into anywhere in Montgomery county........silver spring, rockville, takoma park, gaithersburg,
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05-27-2008, 09:05 PM
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the King of Noobs
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Location: Washington Metropolitan Area for now...
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Originally Posted by eastguy
Look into anywhere in Montgomery county........silver spring, rockville, takoma park, gaithersburg,
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In MD, when it comes to (willing and indiscriminately accepting) diversity, MoCo and from what I heard, Columbia, are the best (and IMO, only) bets for seeing people from all races living together. I would especially look into living in Northern Virginia if you really want to see an immense amount of affable and consensual racial integration. |
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05-28-2008, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by The_Fairfaxian
In MD, when it comes to (willing and indiscriminately accepting) diversity, MoCo and from what I heard, Columbia, are the best (and IMO, only) bets for seeing people from all races living together. I would especially look into living in Northern Virginia if you really want to see an immense amount of affable and consensual racial integration.
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Not just Columbia, though. In Howard County, Elkridge and Ellicott City are also very diverse- I live in Elkridge almost across the street from Ellicott City and my neighborhood is a great mix of people. I only mention those 2 cities, because they are what I'm most familiar with in Howard County. |
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