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*They are both about the same size city and metro.
*Both are state capitals of high population states.
*Both have 2 of the largest state universitys in the nation.
*Both are fairly new to the big city/ metro game and still get overshadowed on a nationwide scale by larger metros in their state.
*Both are among the fastest growing cities in their state.
*Neither city has ever declined in population from one census to the next.
*Neither city has a navigable river running thru it.
*Both cities have similar diversity numbers.
I don't know if that's where the similarities end, but that's all I can think of.
They border each other in the same metro, doesn't count
The OP didn’t establish that criteria.
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