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It seams to me that the closer you are to the city the more expensive the living becomes (at least on the East coast) unless you are willing to live in or close
by mtberatwork 8y ago
It seams to me that the closer you are to the city the more expensive the living becomes (at least on the East coast) unless you are willing to live in or close to the undesirable pockets of the metro area. It's not until you move quite far out before home prices begin to drop. Suburbs have expanded so much that people give themselves massive commutes just to barely afford a single family home.
- rootusrootus 8y agoThis is true in all west coast cities I've been to, as well. It gets dramatically more expensive the closer you get to downtown. Having a condo down there would cost me twice as much as I paid for my large house in the 'burbs.