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Old 03-18-2009, 03:29 AM
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Default Finding Places in Exurbs/Small Towns Outside NOLA

Whats good CityData? As yall can tell by my screen name, I am hoping to get into grad school @ Xavier. I was wondering about possible places to live around NOLA. I'm not really a fan of traffic and have actually been a victim of the traffic cameras @ Veterans/Causeway, LOL! I have a cousin who goes to XU who lives in Metairie and while I like the Metairie/Kenner area, I'm more of the kind that would actually prefer the more outer suburbs than say anything in Jeff Parish/West Bank and I wouldnt mind driving from as far as any River Parish or even Picayune or Waveland MS into town depending on where I got a job so that I could go to school.

I am very partial to La Place since it has the most interstate access and if I had to go to either Mobile (where I'm originally from) or somewhere in MS (alot of my friends still go to J-State, USM, and Alcorn off Highway 61 between Natchez and Vicksburg), I could always take 55 to get back to 12 or to MS and by-pass the NOLA traffic if I were to go anywhere out of town.

I would also like to know what yall would have to say about jobs around the River Parish area and apartment availability/prices.....and if I had to possibly broaden my search around Hammond, Houma or BR. All input is welcome.
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Old 03-18-2009, 08:41 AM
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You sure must like to drive! A lot of people live just outside LA in MS and drive in so the traffic can be heavy - all depends on what you're used to. Waveland and Bay St. Louis have cheaper apts but I don't know the names.
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Old 03-18-2009, 09:34 AM
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LOL! Actually I do, I'm actually more of a person who would rather drive-in for scenery even through the almost inevitable Interstate 10 traffic of Jeff Parish than to live in the midst of all of the in-town element (regardless of good and bad) and in-town traffic Metairie and Kenner have to offer. So I do prefer places like the River Parishes, Northshore, and Picayune/Waveland where I would have enough sufficient places to get around w/o having much of a necessity to go into town.

I'm also in search of a diverse community as well w/different races and backgrounds.
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Old 03-18-2009, 12:49 PM
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I'm also in search of a diverse community as well w/different races and backgrounds.
Not aure small towns offer much of that.
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Maybe Ponchatoula, Destrehan, or Slidell.
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