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Do you really think the quality of life in Milwaukee (for a family of 3) is better than Louisville? Do you really? Turn off your Milwaukee pride for a minute and just answer the OP's question honestly. I've picked against my own city plenty of times in order to help BEST ANSWER the OP's question.
I post on city data to help people who seek relocation info. If the OP wanted to know "Which city is better for a young single professional?" rest assured Milwaukee would have won EASILY! However, this is not the case and Milwaukee is a poor choice for a family (especially when Louisville is the other option). It is what it is.
You seem to be the only one who doesn't know what's being discussed on this thread. You're correct, the OP did ask which city was better for a family of 3, but he also asked the following:
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Originally Posted by 215GUY
Sorry let me be a little bit more clear, my wife got job offers in both cities, doing coumpter manitenance in hospitals. We would like to live in the city, what city have the best night life, resturants, and urban neighborhoods.
Now that you're up to speed with the rest of us, you can see that Milwaukee offers much more in the way of nightlife, restaurants, and urban neighborhoods over Louisville.
Louisville. Case closed.
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Turn off your Milwaukee pride for a minute and just answer the OP's question honestly. I've picked against my own city plenty of times in order to help BEST ANSWER the OP's question.
