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Buckhead, in Atlanta is the closest to Bellevue that I can find. But when comparing downtown Seattle to downtown Atlanta, Seattle is more impressive. Yes, Atlanta has a "mid-town", but even when combined with DT ATL, it doesn't match Seattle here in late 2017. Bellevue and Buckhead are good competitors, however.
Buckhead, in Atlanta is the closest to Bellevue that I can find. But when comparing downtown Seattle to downtown Atlanta, Seattle is more impressive. Yes, Atlanta has a "mid-town", but even when combined with DT ATL, it doesn't match Seattle here in late 2017. Bellevue and Buckhead are good competitors, however.
Atlanta is making great strides to become more pedestrian friendly. I've lived in much bigger cities and was still impressed with Atlanta when I first came here given the context and history in which the city grew. I'm even more impressed with all the projects happening here. There is so much to get excited about. Even Buckhead is opening itself up to mutliple modes of transportation.
Buckhead, in Atlanta is the closest to Bellevue that I can find. But when comparing downtown Seattle to downtown Atlanta, Seattle is more impressive. Yes, Atlanta has a "mid-town", but even when combined with DT ATL, it doesn't match Seattle here in late 2017. Bellevue and Buckhead are good competitors, however.
Cambridge, MA is the closest thing you'll find. Cambridge is a bit more urban, but everything else is almost identical. Tech hub, affluent, expensive. Cambridge is more cultural- food, shops, etc.- but having lived in both areas, they share a lot of similarities.
Cambridge, MA is the closest thing you'll find. Cambridge is a bit more urban, but everything else is almost identical. Tech hub, affluent, expensive. Cambridge is more cultural- food, shops, etc.- but having lived in both areas, they share a lot of similarities.
Cambridge is way more urban and historical. It is more like Berkeley, CA than Bellevue
While Boise, ID is it's own city, I'd imagine that they might feel similar. Both cities have a small-ish urban footprint, with sprawling suburban zones beyond downtown. Obviously, there is no city like Seattle near Boise.
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