NOVA v. Seattle

[2Easy]

Originally Posted by annie_himself

I meant it in a way that I'd prefer an actual major city to be close to rather than Tacoma.

Fair enough, but that eliminates most of the country outside the NYC-DC corridor.

[annie_himself]

Originally Posted by 2Easy

Fair enough, but that eliminates most of the country outside the NYC-DC corridor.

Good thing one of the cities we're discussing is in that corridor lol.

[Bluefox]

Originally Posted by annie_himself

I meant it in a way that I'd prefer an actual major city to be close to rather than Tacoma.

Yeah, I actually quite like Baltimore. Way more interesting than Tacoma.

[Gaylord_Focker]

Originally Posted by Avondalist

Both regions are unique in that they are high wage and moderate cost. I think only Austin, Texas might compete with them in that category.

I'd pick Seattle for the better natural setting and more interesting culture.

I wouldn’t describe either region as moderate cost


Haven’t voted yet. But you can’t just compare the burbs to a whole city

[fluffydelusions]

Originally Posted by Avondalist

Both regions are unique in that they are high wage and moderate cost.

I wouldn't consider Seattle a place of moderate cost at all. High wages yes, but it's an expensive place to live. Not sure how NOVA compares as I'm unfamiliar with the area.

[Gaylord_Focker]

Originally Posted by fluffydelusions

I wouldn't consider Seattle a place of moderate cost at all. High wages yes, but it's an expensive place to live. Not sure how NOVA compares as I'm unfamiliar with the area.

Nova is pricey as well.

[dapper23]

Seattle in a landslide