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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]without kids, mt. vernon was awesome to live in. cool housing stock, great collection of restaurants all walkable, and my local pub was brewers art, walkable to the walters art museum..just cool. What I think needs to happen is for baltimore to create tax incentives to house back office or lower value-added work for companies housed in DC given that real estate is cheaper. Baltimore politics is really shitty and a lot of the ills have to do with very poor management of the city. The city has great bones but needs a wide variety of jobs (besides JHU/UMD/hospital jobs). There is no reason for many 'lower level' jobs that are crammed in the DC area not to relocate to baltimore. Have execs, high value-added, and client-facing workers stay in dc area but move the rest to baltimore. This would bring in the type of middle-class and educated people baltimore needs to become a nice city. [/quote] I worked in Mt. Vernon for a while, and I did not feel it was safe to walk around alone after dark. It's fine if you are always with someone or in a group, but if you live there and have to walk around alone, it's a different story. I also found the parking situation there to be a nightmare. The city tickets often. And the problem with city living in Baltimore is that you still need a car. [/quote]
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