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There's always Denver and RTP.
by DebtDeflation 6y ago
There's always Denver and RTP.
- breischl 6y agoShhhhh, no there's not. These are not the metro areas you're looking for. Nothing to see here. Move along.
- oblio 6y agoRTP?
- pchristensen 6y agoResearch Triangle Park, NC
- MengerSponge 6y agoI absolutely love the Triangle, but public transit there is a joke. My favorite tinfoil hat conspiracy theory is that Duke Parking killed the light rail system.
- gautamcgoel 6y agoCan you comment a bit on why you love the triangle?
- MengerSponge 6y agoIt functions much like a very large university town, except it has a much more diverse economy. The sum of its parts make it a particularly nice part of the world to live in. Housing is reasonably affordable (although this is becoming a problem), there's an interesting and competitive restaurant scene, good public schools, some of the best coffee shops in the world, great art museums and functioning greenways. Lots of good places to support local agriculture and artists. The local parks are lovely, and the Appalachians are a day-trip away. Same with the Atlantic coast. A few local businesses that I deeply miss: Boulted Bread (bread), Jubala (coffee), Foundation (cocktails), Garland (food), Cocoa Cinnamon (coffee, churros, hot chocolate), Guasaca (arepas), Nuvo Taco (tacos), Wine Authorities (wine), Saltbox (seafood), Locals Seafood (seafood) ...