Why So Many Americans Are Saying Goodbye to Cities

Re:Why So Many Americans Are Saying Goodbye to Cities by droidist2 on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @12:27PM (#14745486)

Which cheaper cities? Like in the Midwest?

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Re:Why So Many Americans Are Saying Goodbye to Cities by BlackjackCF on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @12:31PM (#14745532)

Smaller cities like Seattle, Denver, and Austin are all getting a lot of young people. Hence why you'll see so many people complaining about rising rent. :P

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Re:Why So Many Americans Are Saying Goodbye to Cities by bigzen on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @01:47PM (#14746248)

I'll drop Indianapolis in here. It is becoming a midwestern tech haven with large companies such as Salesforce making headquarters there.

Speaking from personal experience it is also dirt cheap compared to any other cities mentioned here and the salaries have been higher than what I have been able to find elsewhere.

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Re:Why So Many Americans Are Saying Goodbye to Cities by muninn_ on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @06:36PM (#14748675)

Add to that even Chicago, Pittsburgh, Columbus, and places like Nashville.

I love big cities, but not for anything less than $250,000+. I like my cost of living in the Great Lakes Region

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Re:Why So Many Americans Are Saying Goodbye to Cities by nxsynonym on Tuesday July 11, 2017 @01:18PM (#14745984)

Compared to NYC? anywhere that isn't LA, SF, or BOS.

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