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The best rowhouse cities are all the oldest ones (NYC, Boston, Philly, DC, Baltimore, Savannah), but Chicago does have some great rowhouses, particularly in its oldest parts of town (Lincoln Park, Wicker Park, Gold Coast, Near West Side, and many South Side neighborhoods like Bronzeville, Kenwood, and Washington Park).
I would hope so. OMG that is too sad too look at. WTH where is the yard?
Thats how it is in the city man, urbanity at its finest. See I love urbanity but I need my green space also, why you think I love Florida as much as I love NY/NJ?
Thats how it is in the city man, urbanity at its finest. See I love urbanity but I need my green space also, why you think I love Florida as much as I love NY/NJ?
But I get what ur saying when I went to New York I do not remember the row homes but I do remember the fact things were extremely close. it gives you a different feel than Orlando
But I get what ur saying when I went to New York I do not remember the row homes but I do remember the fact things were extremely close. it gives you a different feel than Orlando
Yeah Northern cities were made to be walkable and for people that didn't have cars. Thats why public transportation is so much better. Sun Belt cities are much younger and mostly lack the urbanity of the North, but I don't mind, I'm glad they are both different, gives you a change in scenery.
Not bad Orlando, not bad. Has a San Francisco feel to it.
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