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Which large cities have the most abrupt transition from downtown high rises to SFH's?
Raleigh, NC is the first city to come to my mind. It's a matter of blocks. For urban purists this might not be great, but there's many who see this as an advantage. https://goo.gl/maps/tFGbEkzVSyo5a8sB7
Arlington and Bethesda near DC by zoning transition from 20 story apartment buildings to SFHs within a block or two. Although nearly most Sunbelt cities have similar zoning.
Raleigh, NC is the first city to come to my mind. It's a matter of blocks. For urban purists this might not be great, but there's many who see this as an advantage. https://goo.gl/maps/tFGbEkzVSyo5a8sB7
Yo the east, yes. To the west it transitions a bit slower
Throw a dart at pretty much any post WWII boom sunbelt city not named LA and you'll find significant amounts of SFH within a mile of the city center.
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