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Tough one. Edge to Charlotte for better weather and location.
Atlanta, GA or Cleveland, OH?
Atlanta. I do love Cleveland, especially as a metro. But Cleveland is losing population in the city AND metro, which leads to a depressed area. I just wouldn't be happy in such a place. Atlanta has a better QOL for what I look for in a metro area.
Atlanta. I do love Cleveland, especially as a metro. But Cleveland is losing population in the city AND metro, which leads to a depressed area. I just wouldn't be happy in such a place. Atlanta has a better QOL for what I look for in a metro area.
Shreveport, LA or Joplin, MO?
Shreveport by a nose hair. Nice town with plenty to do. Not as isolated as Joplin.
Lexington. Nice, small metro that flies under many's radar. I wouldn't like living anywhere in the PNW.
Youngstown, OH or Scranton, PA?
Scranton... I prefer Youngstown's regional location, but as a city it's in much rougher shape than Scranton. Scranton's proximity to the Poconos is a nice plus too.
Scranton... I prefer Youngstown's regional location, but as a city it's in much rougher shape than Scranton. Scranton's proximity to the Poconos is a nice plus too.
Plattsburgh, NY or Bangor, ME?
Very close, practically a tie. Both cities have state universities within their metro areas, and are comparabkle in size. Plattsburgh has the advantage of only being about an hour from Montreal, while Bangor is about 4 hrs from Boston..
I'm tempted to pick Sacramento for weather and sunshine. But I'll pick Indy because I'd rather raise my family there than in CA, and a lower COL.
Palo Alto, CA or Ossining, NY?
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