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^ Whats not to like about Miami? It's a beautiful place, a lot going on, diverse, sports, public transportation, I enjoy the whole South Florida Metro not just MIA. People bash Miami all the time for reasons I guess like how the economy is right now, but the crime has been dropping. Everyone always has this thought in their head that the whole city is Cuban but like I said it's quite diverse. Miami and LA are my 2 favorite sunbelt cities.
Yeah I seen those pictures. Those are great and proves my point that Houston is making great strides. Yes, I was comparing it to it's counterparts including DC and Baltimore. Houston's downtown has a ways to go but it's making tremendous gains. I would hope that they would get more residential units there in the future. Any plans for that?
I posted this five years ago and I see my question was answered in a big way for Downtown Houston. Thousands of units under construction with more proposed.
I love how the map takes great pains to include the TX panhandle while ignoring Oklahoma and Arkansas at the same latitude. That being said, the sunbelt cities I would live in would include:
LA
SD
Santa Fe
Austin
Sedona/Flagstaff
Asheville
Bay Area
And absolutely nowhere else. MAYBE Vegas for like a year at most.
I love how the map takes great pains to include the TX panhandle while ignoring Oklahoma and Arkansas at the same latitude. That being said, the sunbelt cities I would live in would include:
Yeah, that was a total Homer move if I've ever seen one. +1
It also excluded TN and most of NC at that same Latitude. Alas, it didn't matter to a recent poster from VA who included Richmond in her/his reply.
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