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Which of these 7 cities would you most want to live in? Below the list of cities is some criteria to help you decide.
1) Fort Worth, Texas
2) Kansas City, Missouri
3) Wilmington, North Carolina
4) Rochester, New York
5) Louisville, Kentucky
6) Grand Rapids, Michigan
7) Providence, Rhode Island
Which city has the year-round weather that you most prefer?
Which city has the most laid-back atmosphere?
Which city has the lowest cost of living?
Which of these cities is the most unique in your opinion?
Which has the best location?
Which is the least Liberal?
Which has the smallest percentage of transplants?
Which is the least hipster?
Which has the smallest percentage of millennials?
Which is the most blue-collar?
Last edited by IcomeInPeaceDolphLundgren; 07-31-2017 at 03:05 PM..
The ROC due to its location/proximity to other cities/outdoor amenities, affordability, culture/diversity and its mix of white and blue collar. I believe it has the highest educational attainment out of the cities/areas on the list as well.
The ROC due to its location/proximity to other cities/outdoor amenities, affordability, culture/diversity and its mix of white and blue collar. I believe it has the highest educational attainment out of the cities/areas on the list as well.
I agree with you on choosing Rochester. My SO is from there so I visit quite a bit and was pleasantly surprised my first few visits. A very educated workforce, cultural amenities, very affordable, leafy gorgeous neighborhoods, Lake Ontario and the Finger Lakes are just a short drive away, and 4 distinct seasons makes it one of my favorite cities.
I'd go with Fort Worth; one of the fastest growing cities in the US. Great location, Affordable, Blue Collar, Conservative, Not many hipsters, Laid back, Great weather. If you're looking for 4 seasons Grand Rapids, the fastest growing city in the US GDP wise, also fits the bill.
The case for...
Fort Worth: Growing Metro Area, Great Economy, Big City Amenities (sporting, diversity, etc.)
Kansas City: Character Filled Midwestern City, Cheap COL, Good Amenities
Wilmington: Historic, Beach Town
Rochester: Underrated NE City, Low COL, Easy Access to Beautiful Waterfalls/Other Scenery, Location
Providence: Right next to Boston, Rugged Coastal Charm Nearby, Mountains Somewhat Nearby
Grand Rapids: Clean, pleasant Midwestern City, Lake Michigan and Chicago proximity, COL
Louisville: Unique feel (Midwest meets south, near Mammoth Cave, Bourbon, Horse Racing)
My top 3 out of these? Probably 1. Providence, 2. Kansas City, 3. Rochester (not a knock on other cities, just more the speed of what I like).
4 seasons
Lake Ontario
Finger Lakes
Near Niagara, Buffalo, and Toronto
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