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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s not just cheaper housing. It’s better schools, [b]less crime and fewer homeless people[/b]. Not to mention rural, towns and suburbs have caught up in terms of dining, gyms and other amenities. You no longer need to live in a city for access to these things. [/quote] I am kind of a die-hard city person, but things have gotten pretty bad in the past few years with crime and accommodation of homeless people. I really think cities are going to have to get tougher on crime. I hope that we don't just accept this as the new normal. Cities do not have to be this way, but we have allowed it in the past few years. And this is not just in DC. Friends from LA are pretty sad about how bad things have gotten. Same for SF.[/quote]
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