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I think he is narrowing to the midsized non-hype cities to see if there is anything hiding behind the curtains that has been overshadowed by the spotlight Tier 2 and 3 cities which could be the 'silent' diamond in the rouges. I think his exclusions, while non-personal were very much intentional.
My guess out of this list was Indianapolis with Cincinnati shortly behind.
I've heard alot of praise for Pittsburgh over the years. Have not had the chance to visit but need to check it out.
In terms of young cities that you can stretch your money, I would go with Raleigh. The Triangle has plenty of good paying jobs with an affordable sticker price for housing.
Sidenote: I've heard alot of rumblings about Louisville but have never been. Can anyone share their experiences?
Buffalo from that list, wouldn’t be a bad choice. It fits the affordability and nightlife aspects. Its proximity to a major North American population region doesn’t hurt in terms of more nearby as well.
There's definitely better places between the ranges New York City and Toledo..
lmao this is what i was getting at...lots of dumps on his list.
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