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My wife and I are in the same situation as the person that started this thread. We live in Denver and want to move back to Wisconsin in the next few years. We want to live in the city though so Milwaukee seems like the obvious choice even though we don't know a great deal about the city. I did a quick search for housing and it seems that houses are more affordable than here in Denver but the taxes were a lot higher. We like more esablished/older homes with character. I saw a couple a few blocks from the lake in the $250's and I thought that was a bargain. The same style homes here in Denver would be in the $400's and up. What areas should I be looking into and what should be avoided from a crime standpoint? I know a lot can change in a few years but it's never too early to get to know the city.
Let me add that I absolutely love Denver. The suburbs are boring but the city is great and the crime seems very low. The west side and northeast have bad reputations as well as some of the suburbs but there are so many great neighborhoods that those bad areas get overshadowed. There's a lot of parks and bike paths and it sounds like Milwaukee is much the same. It is too dry out here for me and my wife is a bit homesick. Otherwise we might stay out here forever. We might anyway, just exploring our options. |
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Since Milwaukee has a higher murder and crime rate than Phoenix,Denver,Chicago,Boston and Miami,it would be impossible for thier inner cities to make Milwaukee's look like Beverly Hills,CA.Get your head out of the sand.
Last edited by lioninaconcretejungle; 06-04-2008 at 11:39 PM. |
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Why exactly are you so negative in your posts regarding this city? Milwaukee has good things to offer people, try to keep that in mind.
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I've heard the Whitefish Bay area is really nice and there are some great neighborhoods around the city center. Why not do that google thing where you can walk around the neighborhoods online, I think is valled street view. |
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BTW whitefish bay is NOT in the city of Milwaukee |
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It seems like some of you completely ignore about half of the city of Milwaukee (high crime,high unemployment,high poverty areas).To state that cities that have 1/4th the crime rate of Milwaukee's makes its inner city look like ''Beverly Hills'' is laughable and doesnt make sense at all.Milwaukee is in fact one of Americas most dangerous big cities. |
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Whitefish Bay is also quite expensive.
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If you completely ignore blacks <mod cut: personal attack / racist accusation>,and the intense racism they face in the city,then I guess you could say the city is good.If youre a sane person who considers the welfare of everyone, and doesnt think TOP TEN poverty,unemployment and homicide rates are ''ok'',then the city is not good.
Last edited by EnjoyEP; 06-06-2008 at 12:43 PM. Reason: personal attack / racist accusation |
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