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Hi Nikki, I will attempt to bring a bit of "moderation" to the above comments. First of all, above comments are all true, sort of, but also only true for specific idividuals in specific locations / situations. Phoenx does have a rapidly developing urban core, and if one can afford to live in one of the downtown historic neighborhoods, one can enjoy both the charm and camradarie of an old fashoned "neighborhood", with the convenience of modernity. Those who characterize Phx as nothing but suburban sprawl are also correct, for the most part. I think that living near the University would be a good move for someone in your situation. Tempe does have a lively downtown core and is a pretty typical "college town", from my experience. You may want to actively avoid getting stuck in a more sububan neighborhood where the opportunites for interaction and friendship are less than stellar. It took me a LONG TIME to develop a community of friends here, but Phoenix finally feels like "home". Best to you.
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you will be disappointed.
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I'm confused. This thread is from 2006.
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