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Do you think the reason why Fort Worth is so huge is because of Dallas? I wonder if Forth Worth is huge in the same way Newark is huge. Perhaps Fort Worth benefits from being near Dallas.
...Ah, no.
Fort Worth's population growth comes from two things:
-expansion of city limits
-and new jobs.
The whole city sits on top of the Barnett Shale, so maybe that has something to do with it. But Dallas has barely anything to do with Ft. Worth's population.
What about Providence, RI? I have seen that it actually has a pretty nice sized GDP (actually larger than my capital of Raleigh) and it seems to have a nice skyline, I haven't heard much about this city.
What about Providence, RI? I have seen that it actually has a pretty nice sized GDP (actually larger than my capital of Raleigh) and it seems to have a nice skyline, I haven't heard much about this city.
Providence is an often overlooked city. It is most likely due to the fact that it sits near Boston and between NYC.
Minneapolis and St. Paul...there are few cities that blend cosmopolitan and low-keyness as well!
Could Explain how it's Underrated? It seems to me people always mistake liberal for Underrated and it doesn't make sense. People name places like Austin or Portland underrated when they certainly are not. They get a lot of attention, like Minneapolis. Though i would agree with St Paul as very underrated
^ in Comparison, St. Paul is WAY overshadowed by Minneapolis, much like Ft.Worth and Dallas' relationship
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