Which type cities do you prefer? White Collar or Blue Collar? (places, Chicago)

[SNEwx_46]

imo Boston's more blue collar than white collar.
I voted a bit of both.

[john_starks]

there is blue collar in boston

[Urban Luxury]

Boston did seem a little bit of both.

[Blackbeauty212]

Originally Posted by grapico

still confusing me... I'd put Pittsburgh as a blue collar place.

While Pittsburgh has a very Blue Collar history, its economy today is very White Collar.

[the-writer-guy]

your post seems to be biased againt people who have certian jobs or incomes moving to a place. Diversity makes a city best. No one is getting kicked out of any homes when people with more income move in.

[Urban Luxury]

Originally Posted by the-writer-guy

your post seems to be biased againt people who have certian jobs or incomes moving to a place. Diversity makes a city best. No one is getting kicked out of any homes when people with more income move in.

Oh really? Tell that to my best friend. He lived on germantown ave. in philly and every since them yuppies started moving in, prices started to rise and the people who always lived there had to move away because they couldnt afford it.

[TMR23]

Baltimore is a good mixture of both.

[boreatwork]

[quote=TMR23;19553056]Baltimore is a good mixture of both.[/QUOT

Baltimore is majority blue collar...the first thing you see is assembly lines and smoke coming rrom all those factories

[FarRocks]

[quote=boreatwork;19555561]

Originally Posted by TMR23

Baltimore is a good mixture of both.[/QUOT

Baltimore is majority blue collar...the first thing you see is assembly lines and smoke coming rrom all those factories

That and all the ports.
But thats why I like Baltimore.

[ForYourLungsOnly]

I'd say Pittsburgh is predominately blue collar, even though it has become progressively more white collar over the last 10 years. I definitely like a little bit of both. Philly, Chicago, and New York exemplify that best I'd say. They also happen to be 3 of my favorite cities.