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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Baltimore was so bad the last time we visited it.  We went to the Childrens’ museum and at every intersection a gang of about 8 boys with sloppy greasy window sqeezgees would just pounce on our windows without asking first.  This happened repeatedly in and out of the city from the arena to the museum.  It was nerve racking bc you didn’t really know how they would react when you said ‘no thank you.’   Some just left the slop on the windows and walked away.  One kid hit the window with his stick, etc. This scared us in the car.  And, this was in the tourist section around the Inner Harbor.  Now we find other cities to visit.  [/quote]+1. It’s gone downhill…[/quote]

There are a lot of Maryland posters who are insanely competitive when it comes to anything having to do with Virginia, the DC suburbs of which have really overtaken the Maryland suburbs in terms of overall wealth and influence in the DC region.  They’ll try to make Baltimore sounds like Paris if the alternative is the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area, but everyone knows that Baltimore is the worst place on the East Coast (it’s certainly the most run-down and only Philadelphia rivals it when it comes to crime and open-air drug markets) between Boston and DC and these folks would be pointing that out loudly if someone were asking about the relative merits of Baltimore and DC. [/quote]

😂 excuse me while I paint “THE WORST CITY ON THE EAST COAST” on all the bus benches.

People on DCUM are nuts on the subject of Baltimore. But I don’t really mind. Keeps things affordable here! It’s a running joke in Baltimore how outsiders think this place is a wasteland. There’s a popular bumper sticker that says “Baltimore: actually, I like it”.

OP, I’ve lived here for 20 years and have somehow managed to live a happy, peaceful and productive life and raise a family in the WORST CITY ON THE EAST COAST.  Different neighborhoods have different vibes. If you like leafy single family homes, Roland Park and Mount Washington are lovely. I like urban/hipster/bohemian, and am very happy in Hampden.

Good luck with your decision and your move![/quote]

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