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On the other hand, remote work (at city wages) makes for a decided economic advantages in a remote LCOL area. Crime is lower, family activities are more readil
by RickJWagner 5y ago
On the other hand, remote work (at city wages) makes for a decided economic advantages in a remote LCOL area.
Crime is lower, family activities are more readily available.
If you like outdoor activities, hobbies that require lots of space, or less light and noise pollution, rural areas are nice.
There are advantages for both. You can be happy in either location, so long as you play to the strengths of your locale.
- TulliusCicero 5y agoYour comment is an excellent example of "what does rural mean?" Right now I live in a suburb of Seattle. I'm quite confident there's more opportunities for kids and kids' activities here than a rural area of the kind where you need to drive a long distance to get to a big grocery store, or where most people need wells for water. Any time I search for kids' stuff here it's like I'm drowning, in any big metro I think you're spoiled for choice. No disputing the costs though. Seattle is expensive as hell.