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I like Cleveland's urbanity more, but I'll go with Nashville since it has much better growth right now.
Orlando, FL or Virginia Beach, VA?
Orlando. I love the area. We've been there enough over the decades to know we could live there and enjoy it. We love the theme parks, but there's much, MUCH more than that. Once you go north of the FL Tpk., it's a very nice metro area. Lots of lakes, parks, and great neighborhoods. My wife and I would purchase and housing prices are good there. We do like The Tidewater Area, but we have a special affinity for that Orlando/Tampa/St. Petersburg corridor. Sorry for rambling, lol.
Albuquerque. I lived there for two years and am considering returning. I love New Mexican Culture, scenery and outdoor recreation. I prefer the milder summers and winters with some snow (and even more in the mountains). There are much more attractive local day/weekend trips (Santa Fe, Taos and Albuquerque is ~6 hours from Phoenix and Denver). There is something about truly special about New Mexico.
OMG, what a choice! They're both in pretty bleak areas. I guess I'm going to go with Portales, because the culture might be more interesting, and because I really hate Wichita KS, which is the closest city to Liberal.
OMG, what a choice! They're both in pretty bleak areas. I guess I'm going to go with Portales, because the culture might be more interesting, and because I really hate Wichita KS, which is the closest city to Liberal.
Mountain Home, ID or Mountain Home, AR?
Mountain Home, ID. More sexy military guys since the Mountain Home Air Force Base is close by.
Roslyn, NY or Syosset, NY?
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