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Omaha. These two metros are comparable in size, but I'd say Omaha punches above its weight more than Albany does. It has some strong civic institutions (Creighton University, Joslyn Art Museum) and very attractive neighborhoods. Warren Buffett has called it home for decades, and he's hardly a dummy.
Harrisburg, Pa. or Portland, Me.
Harrisburg due to location and it comes off as being bigger than its population states for the city proper.
Harrisburg due to location and it comes off as being bigger than its population states for the city proper.
Johnson City TN or Harrisonburg VA?
Harrisonburg... Both seem like great places to raise a family, but I like how Harrisonburg is more diverse and its proximity to the DMV is a bigger sell to me than anywhere within 2 hours of Johnson City.
Never been there, but I'm confident it's a less depressing place that Erie, PA. A friend in Philly refers to "Dreary Erie" as "the mistake on the lake."
Winston-Salem. Not as "popular", better transit system, more affordable with more housing options. I'm also a mild fan of the Demon Deacons.
Newark NJ or Tulsa OK?
Newark... Thriving downtown area and solid public transit options to Manhattan. Much more desirable regional area is ultimately the biggest selling point.
Newark... Thriving downtown area and solid public transit options to Manhattan. Much more desirable regional area is ultimately the biggest selling point.
Midland, MI or Midland, TX?
Midland, TX. The petroleum industry has the area's economy humming. Just seems to have more going for it compared to Midland, MI.
Midland, TX. The petroleum industry has the area's economy humming. Just seems to have more going for it compared to Midland, MI.
Portsmouth, VA or Portsmouth, NH?
Portsmouth, NH.
Austin, TX or Kansas City, MO?
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