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Also surprising that Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, and Pittsburgh aren't in the list.
by tcbawo 10y ago
Also surprising that Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, and Pittsburgh aren't in the list.
- qntty 10y agoAlso surprised about Columbus and Pittsburgh. Not so surprised about Cincinnati and Cleveland.
- blackguardx 10y agoWhy Columbus over Cleveland?
- qntty 10y agoI've never been to Columbus, but I went to college in Ohio and it seems people tended to move to Columbus and Pittsburgh, but obviously anecdotes aren't really data.
- blackguardx 10y agoI went to college in Cleveland and have been all over PA and Ohio. Cleveland seemed much more dynamic that Columbus to me. And Pittsburgh was more dynamic than Cleveland.
- ap22213 10y agoPittsburgh is a strange place. I was thinking of buying a 2nd home in Shadyside about 4 years ago. I recently visited, and the homes that I was looking at have appreciated 3x! I spent some time talking to a lot of the locals, and they've not seen much change in the past 10 years. Pittsburgh has recently been ranked as one of the cities in the US with the highest inequality. I love Pittsburgh, but it's uneven.