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Thats right, Im fine. Its you people whose cities are about to turn into frozen, uninhabitable tundras in a few months. I should be worried about you. Poor dears.
Thats right, Im fine. Its you people whose cities are about to turn into frozen, uninhabitable tundras in a few months. I should be worried about you. Poor dears.
And the entire Bay Area is about to crumble into the ocean when the big one hits
Yes, Oaklanders have immediate access to things Pittsburgh DO NOT HAVE.
Get over it.
I never denied that, but that does not make Oakland a better city than Pittsburgh by any stretch of the imagination. Oakland has a better location, but is not the better city.
I never denied that, but that does not make Oakland a better city than Pittsburgh by any stretch of the imagination. Oakland has a better location, but is not the better city.
I congratulate you on your opinion, but Pittsburgh's population is shrinking as we speak so apparently Oakland is better to more people.
I congratulate you on your opinion, but Pittsburgh's population is shrinking as we speak so apparently Oakland is better to more people.
so yeah...
Again. Oakland = better location. The Bay Area is an economic hotbed. Nobody is moving to the Bay Area to live in Oakland however, that's probably one of the last locations on everyone's list.
Oakland is growing due to people being outpriced of San Francisco.
The Bay Area is an economic hotbed. Nobody is moving to the Bay Area to live in Oakland however, that's probably one of the last locations on everyone's list.
Oakland is growing due to people being outpriced of San Francisco.
In other words, cities are affected by their surroundings.
And Im still waiting for someone to put up the Pittsburgh version of this post
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Originally Posted by 18Montclair
And as Ive been saying, places like Portland and Pittsburgh are nice for sure, but really not on the level if the urban core of the Bay Area, where Oakland is located.
Census Tract 4043(Upper Rockridge neighborhood) Oakland, California
Average Household Income: $333,917
Top 5% Median Household Income: $1,225,153
Median Home Value: $1,000,000+
Adults With a Bachelor Degree or Higher: 83.2%
The Wall Street Journal Ranked the Top Private High Schools in the US and No.6 is in my neighborhood WSJ.com
The 50 Best Private Day Schools in the United States | The Best Schools
1 Trinity School, New York, NY
2 Roxbury Latin School, Boston, MA
3 Brearly School, New York, NY
4 Horace Mann School, New York, NY
5 Windsor School, Boston, MA 6 The College Prepatory School, Oakland, CA
7 Collegiate School, New York, NY
8 Spence School, New York, NY
9 Harvard-Westlake School, Los Angeles, CA
10 Dalton School, New York, NY
...Walking around this outpost of cool off
Telegraph Avenue, you may forget that
you’re just across the bay from San
Francisco and not in, say, an oft-cited
borough of New York City where style,
shopping and food have become major
draws.
If so, you wouldn’t be the only one.
Style.com recently published an article on
Temescal Alley and pronounced it
“Williamsburg-esque.” Last year, VegNews,
a vegan-oriented website, ran a travel article
titled “11 Reasons Why Oakland Is the New
Brooklyn,” calling it “the new vegan mecca.”
...
Jonathan Hewitt, a 35-year-old London
transplant who works as Standard &
Strange’s operations manager, and who
was describing that same “Manhattan is to
San Francisco as Brooklyn is to Oakland”
parallel for a recent visitor, was asked if
anyone really believed that Oakland was like
Brooklyn.
“Abso-bloody-lutely!” he said. “I hate
reverting to a cliché like that, but it’s just so
true.”...
Everything Ive stated thusfar is before SF even comes into the mix. LMAO.
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