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Best city to live in?

Ok, I used to live near Daytona and then I moved to this little rinky dink town in the middle of nowhere in Georgia (it's complicated, don't ask and it has nothing to do with a male) I was thinking about moving back to the Daytona area but I wanted to know, what do you think is one of the best towns/cities to live in?

If i can't decide on somewhere i like i'll probably end up joining the air force or something..not sure what i want to do

5 years ago - 10 answers

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move out of the south. and if you're going to stay in the south I would recommend checking out charleston, myrtle beach, or columbia south carolina if you're looking for a bigger city.

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Charlotte

by zebra597 - 5 years ago

new york city baby...capital of the world

by dolcedoncella - 5 years ago

OK, well how about Fresno California??? We do have the "Dancing Raisins" and the most Cows in the world... Oh, and our Mayor used to play "Bubba" on the T.V. show "The Heat of the Night"...

by Ken C - 5 years ago

New York City. it's so full of life and activity. As you take a stroll down the crowded street you feel a rush and excitement everytime, it never gets old. it is a vibrant city full of lots of fun and great ppl 24/7

by dsfunkshunalchik - 5 years ago

Rome

by stacy - 5 years ago

Why don't you try Baltimore, Maryland. It has a Little bit of everything. Water, mountains, country sides, friendly people, wonderful sea food, first-rate colleges and universities, and excellent job opportunities. Affordable living. And it is a wonderful sports town.

by cat walk - 5 years ago

Add some flavor to it. Go overseas for a while

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by newmexicorealestateforms - 5 years ago

HOUSTON, TEXAS BABY!
i grew up here and have traveld quite a bit and i love my home. Houston is huge. I've been to L.A. and to me they are quite similar, with the exception of hollywood and the cost of livings cheap here in comparison to several major citys. For instance me, i live in a great studio apartment (by choice, pleanty of larger affordable apartments on the market) and i pay 525 for rent, they pay water, gas (gas stove and heat; very old building, great hardwood floors though) and cable. I live in the heart of the city two blocks from our metro rail. i have access to all major highways and live 4 blocks from downtown. i love it.

by SARAH O - 5 years ago

Honolulu if you can afford it.

by BOB F - 5 years ago

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