ATL northeast characteristics (comparison, Atlanta, Boston, cons)

[Virginny2WestVirginny]

Originally Posted by DMV

^^^ Really guy's???? this looks Northeastern to you??? maybe Culturally, but not Architecturally.

There's no resemblance with Miami if you ask me. On the other hand DC,NY Philly, and Baltimore look like they all could be within the same city, but just in different Neighborhoods. Miami would stick out like a soar thumb IMO.

I mean yeah it does resemble some of the crap in jersey. You don't think so?

http://www.cvent.com/en/destination-...wn-skyline.jpg

[Spade]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

Give me this:
inman park atlanta - Google Maps

Over this:
Philadelphia,pa - Google Maps

Who hell wants to come outside to look at nothing but bricks and concrete. I see nothing desirable or amazing living in an environment like that.

I'm sorry but I would take that Philly one over Atlanta quite easily.

[Akhenaton06]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

Give me this:
inman park atlanta - Google Maps

Over this:
Philadelphia,pa - Google Maps

Who hell wants to come outside to look at nothing but bricks and concrete. I see nothing desirable or amazing living in an environment like that.

Actually, I'm quite fond of both although I am partial to SFR.

[ThroatGuzzler]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

Give me this:
inman park atlanta - Google Maps

Over this:
Philadelphia,pa - Google Maps

Who hell wants to come outside to look at nothing but bricks and concrete. I see nothing desirable or amazing living in an environment like that.

Hell I'll take Philly thank you very much. 90% of your country is blanketed in forests, the stuff in Philly there is inreplicable!

[knowledgeiskey]

If Atlanta has Northeastern characteristics, Orlando does also.

Atlanta and Orlando are very much alike.

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by ThroatGuzzler

Hell I'll take Philly thank you very much. 90% of your country is blanketed in forests, the stuff in Philly there is inreplicable!

You're entitled to an opinion just as I am. What I didn't appreciate were people trying to say just because a city sprawls; it lacks character and isn't a real city. Me?? I couldn't live like that. My families neighborhood in DC is similar to that and I hated it.

[waronxmas]

Originally Posted by Spade

I'm sorry but I would take that Philly one over Atlanta quite easily.

What's funny is that only a few blocks in either direction from that location in Inman Park you can have a similar brick townhouse neigborhood:

inman park atlanta - Google Maps

Or Cincinnati

inman park atlanta - Google Maps

Or New Orleans:

inman park atlanta - Google Maps

Or new school Atlanta:

inman park atlanta - Google Maps

Again, all of those places are within a one mile radius of the location Jluke posted.

We're funny like that.

[MikeandIke27]

Are how about glenwood park

glenwood park townhomes - Google Search

[MikeandIke27]

ALso looking at this thread I see alot of NE characterestics
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[polo89]

Originally Posted by knowledgeiskey

If Atlanta has Northeastern characteristics, Orlando does also.

Atlanta and Orlando are very much alike.

Not really. The Orlando Area has a little more hills than other parts of Florida, but other than that, it's pretty different from Atlanta.