‘Sticker Shock’ in Los Angeles Housing

Re:‘Sticker Shock’ in Los Angeles Housing by santaclaus on Tuesday September 27, 2016 @07:12PM (#12594089)

I dunno the Denver and Portland trains as cheap and fun urban areas sailed a few years ago (the cheap part). I'm waiting to see what the next rad yet cheap city is... Nashville maybe?

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Re:‘Sticker Shock’ in Los Angeles Housing by wrigby on Tuesday September 27, 2016 @11:25PM (#12595234)

I've been really impressed with Richmond, VA. The tech scene is small, but pretty healthy. It's not my favorite weather, but it has four seasons, which is a plus. Great restaurants (some DC restaurant concepts get tested there first).

I haven't spent much time in Nashville, but I've only heard good things from friends that moved there after college.

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Re:‘Sticker Shock’ in Los Angeles Housing by JBReefer on Tuesday September 27, 2016 @08:30PM (#12594505)

Kansas City. Nashville has been a hotspot for back office outsourcing from the Bay and NYC for years.

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Re:‘Sticker Shock’ in Los Angeles Housing by irrational on Wednesday September 28, 2016 @02:48AM (#12595876)

Yeah, all the californians moved to Portland and caused the housing prices to sky rocket.

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