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Sure, there is an element of that. Though the fourth largest city in the U.S. is probably not best described as second-tier. Of course it does lack many of the
by CPLX 9y ago
Sure, there is an element of that. Though the fourth largest city in the U.S. is probably not best described as second-tier.
Of course it does lack many of the things people consider essential for modern urban living, and is highly bound to the automobile.
- droidist2 9y agoTrue, Houston is the 4th largest city but it's kind of cheating - it's a very large area with a population density similar to a Northeast suburb. If Houston had Manhattan's population density it would have 43 million people.