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so as a weird counterpoint I live in a somewhat unique part of Atlanta (east-side in-town) where you could exist without a car, housing is relatively affordable

so as a weird counterpoint I live in a somewhat unique part of Atlanta (east-side in-town) where you could exist without a car, housing is relatively affordable (400K - 900K for single-family-house, much less for condo/townhouse) and can walk to: a small grocery, coffee shop, a few restaurants; biking opens up to pretty much anything and thanks to The Beltline and The Freedom Path is very safe

freehunter 8y ago
>400K - 900K for single-family-house Hot piss, my house cost $150,000.
- liveoneggs 8y ago
  don't look at NYC or SFBA :)
  - CalRobert 8y ago
    That reveals part of the bigger problem, though - it would be nice to live somewhere homes were affordable for people who don't work in tech (or the few other high paying professions out there).