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Well I can see how. I live in Charlotte and my parents have been living in Greenville(Simpsonville) for about 4 years now. Greenville has little bit of a cosmopolitan vibe. Downtown Greenville is awesome no matter the size of the city it goes against.
If there's any city that can be considered a miniature Charlotte, it's definitely Greenville. Atlanta is really more of it's own thing and it's to find an alternate version, but I think you could see a little bit of Greenville, Birmingham, and even Charlotte in Atlanta in different ways.
If there's any city that can be considered a miniature Charlotte, it's definitely Greenville. Atlanta is really more of it's own thing and it's to find an alternate version, but I think you could see a little bit of Greenville, Birmingham, and even Charlotte in Atlanta in different ways.
IMO the built form/culture of these two seem way different...and no shade but I think San Antonio is the better city. Bigger isn't always better!
The best I can do for a "rich man's" San Antonio is San Diego. They both have the military, tourism, Spanish history, etc, but certainly San Diego is much more expensive, better located, and generally nicer.
I never been to Buffalo, Milwaukee and Salt Lake City. But can you give me your definition of a poor man's version of a city? I ask this because of COL in Reno is about the same as Salt Lake.
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