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I won't argue/disagree with you as far as NYC's comparably higher degree of what you describe, but having lived in Philadelphia's core, there's plenty of the mi
by neon_electro 4y ago
I won't argue/disagree with you as far as NYC's comparably higher degree of what you describe, but having lived in Philadelphia's core, there's plenty of the mixing magic happening in other cities, but it's definitely not "the same".
- namose 4y agoPhilly is also probably the closest approximation to NYC in this way. Most other cities in the US are so segregated that wealthier neighborhoods feel like suburbs (looking at DC and Boston here).
- eatonphil 4y agoCheck out Eastern Queens. :) It's indistinguishable from wealthy suburbs (and wealthy Nassau County) to me.