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Yes exactly I’m having trouble finding what I’m looking for. I believe Portland , Raleigh Buckeahd and Kansas City might work. I thought about Madison WI but I have heard it has changed to bad last years. Not sure about it. I only know Miami New York and NJ.
Raleigh? I don't think Raleigh has any public transit. I don't know anything about Buckhead or Kansas City.
Raleigh? I don't think Raleigh has any public transit. I don't know anything about Buckhead or Kansas City.
Out of those Portland is your best bet.
What kind of weather do you want?
I actually don’t have any preference for the weather but I am not a big fan of heat or sun. I do really like more like having the four seasons and if there is snow I would like it as well.
I actually don’t have any preference for the weather but I am not a big fan of heat or sun. I do really like more like having the four seasons and if there is snow I would like it as well.
Definitely Portland then. Buckhead (Atlanta?) is hot as is Raleigh. Not sure about Kansas City. But I would think Portland has more going on and it has better public transit.
Look into Washington DC, specifically along Connecticut Ave. NW. It's a pretty neighborhood, safe, very walkable, plenty of neighborhood shops, services, and restaurants and along a subway line that runs downtown. Lots of well-kept apartment buildings with prices in your price range. And because its the capital, the economy is always a bit stronger there than in the rest of the U.S. I sort of think of it as Manhattan-lite. 0ther DC neighborhoods might work too, but this is the one I know about.
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