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I am happy that Arlington was chosen for part of the new HQ2. Being from Richmond and living in Baltimore, both cities will benefit from having a large company close by without having a huge increase in traffic and Realestate values.
I am happy that Arlington was chosen for part of the new HQ2. Being from Richmond and living in Baltimore, both cities will benefit from having a large company close by without having a huge increase in traffic and Realestate values.
Not sure what this comment is doing here. Did you pick up the rules of the game by reading the prior posts first?
Nashville has gotten too clogged and is not a good value for the money. I will take Louisville for its park system, restaurants, and beautiful neighborhoods walkable to both parks and great neighborhood commercial. Also I like the proximity of Cincinnati.
Nashville has gotten too clogged and is not a good value for the money. I will take Louisville for its park system, restaurants, and beautiful neighborhoods walkable to both parks and great neighborhood commercial. Also I like the proximity of Cincinnati.
St Augustine FL or Santa Fe, NM?
St Augustine. I prefer the topography, climate, and greenery of the east.
Grand Rapids or Green Bay
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