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Just another Seattle Eastside suburb. Quiet, upscale, and nice, but boring--it's just a bedroom community. I'd prefer Bellevue or Redmond because even though they're suburban at least they have more offices and therefore feel more vibrant. Gotta dig Bellevue's skyline and their potential for some serious TOD when Eastlink comes to Downtown Bellevue in 2023. Oh, and Din Tai Fung!
Irvine, CA
Really nice posh suburb. Good for those who want a good family life and can afford it
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Really nice posh suburb. Good for those who want a good family life and can afford it
York, PA
Most dangerous/ghetto inner city I have ever personally seen and visited many times. Needles, jaywalkers, loud music, block parties, homeless. Lot of historical buildings and row houses. Surrounding area is very rural farmland.
Edit: actually I visited Baltimore once for a day and that was worse.
The book "All the Bright Places" fictional Indiana setting was based on Richmond.
Fresno, CA.
A city that seems to punch well below its weight. The warm weather seems nice but otherwise it's not high on my list of potential destinations in California.
A city that seems to punch well below its weight. The warm weather seems nice but otherwise it's not high on my list of potential destinations in California.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Perfect place for tourist and those over 50 who hate the cold
Perfect place for tourist and those over 50 who hate the cold
Wilmington DE
Dupont, Winterthur, incorporation, around the halfway point between DC and NYC. Feels like a miniature Baltimore/Philly.
Egg Harbor township, NJ
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