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Los Angeles: C-, cool place to live if you have the money.
San Francisco: A Again, if I had the money to live here I would in a heartbeat
Seattle: B+ Nice city, rains too much
Denver: A+ beautiful, green, fantastic weather and people, lots to do
Houston: F-never been, heard is was like living in a jock strap
Dallas: D it's cheap and lots of jobs, otherwise a horrible city.
Omaha: D never been, seems boring
Minneapolis: C+ Pretty, but cold winters and humid summers
Chicago: B+
Indianapolis: C
Miami: C+
New York City: A
Boston: B
Philadelphia: B -
Los Angeles: B
San Francisco: A
Seattle: A
Denver: B
Houston: B-
Dallas: C
Omaha: B(-)
Minneapolis: A
Chicago: A
Indianapolis: B
Miami: C
New York City: A
Boston: A
Philadelphia: B(+)
Basing this list on PERCEPTION? Hah, Americans are geographically illiterate, and the ones that live north of the 39th parallel have bigoted attitudes toward places south of it.
The real test of perception comes from the migration numbers. If America wasn't in love with places like Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Charlotte, Phoenix, etc., you couldn't get people to move there.
This is an old thread from 2007 that is no longer on-topic in this forum, since it is a competitive comparison. There are plenty of similar threads like it in City vs. City that can be used instead. This one doesn't appear to be worth moving and keeping open, so it is now closed.
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