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Fort Worth does a terrible job at branding itself. The town has so much potential and the core is ripe for development.
I 100% agree. People think of FW as smallish but its 800,000 residents, home to several large companies, has a distinct western heritage, is diverse and affordable.
I don't think so. With all the movies, tv shows, busiest airport, sports loss diasters,and traffic nightmares Atlanta gets enough advertisement.
My vote goes to Rochester. Right on Lake Ontario,great university, not too far from Toronto, and awesome locals. There are so many outdoorsy things to do.
No. It seems many/most people have no idea what Atlanta is really like. In particular:
I'd say Albany, NY ( the Capital District in general), and Milwaukee. A slight uptake in recent years, but both actually have quite a bit to offer, including very affordable housing prices...
Atlanta has an Olympic Games worth of advertising. What a weird choice on here.
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