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Originally Posted by Pmighty
surprised to see mia on that list
pa not bein on that list
Hells yeah
America's 10 Most Miserable Cities
Hells yeah
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You don't honestly believe DC is better than Miami do you?Originally Posted by DaCitySlanga
I remember a while back when someone said Miami was better than DC and called DC dirty and full of crime....
Yet DC didnt even make it on this list but Miami did
Oh the irony
And I'm from DC. I love this place...but Miami is a playground.
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TX not on there....
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a coupe dudes from these cities need to come and explain
only one i dont understand is Miami but the foreclosure crisis makes sense
only one i dont understand is Miami but the foreclosure crisis makes sense
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Stockton
IMO, anything north of the Bay should be Southern Oregon
IMO, anything north of the Bay should be Southern Oregon
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If Buffalo is on the list then Syracuse can't be far. The unemployment rate is currently at 16% and the population is rapidly declining. I guess its notthere because the university is in the city.
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i hate to burst your bubble but stockton is directly west of the bayOriginally Posted by marath0n
Stockton
IMO, anything north of the Bay should be Southern Oregon
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stockton and modesto
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I thought Philly eould make it with the crime situation being like it is. Same with B-More.
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Totally didn't see this coming.
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"On September 19, 2007, CNN reported that Stockton led the nation in the 100 largest metro areas that are forecast to witness a decline in the medianexisting single-family house price."
To me, Stockton was the place where people who were desperate to get into the housing market went to buy, since they were being priced out of the Bay Area. NowI have no problem with home ownership in a little city as long as you're getting a home you can afford. Yet I continually hear about how people with housesin Stockton are going into foreclosure, etc. etc. So in my mind, your average person who bought a home in Stockton couldn't afford to buy a home in the BayArea during the boom, was impatient/desperate enough to move to Stockton, still couldn't afford a fixed year 30 year mortgage thus having to get theseJumbo ARMs etc., and didn't do any research for what might happen.
Plus, I've been to Modesto and Stockton...yeesh.
To me, Stockton was the place where people who were desperate to get into the housing market went to buy, since they were being priced out of the Bay Area. NowI have no problem with home ownership in a little city as long as you're getting a home you can afford. Yet I continually hear about how people with housesin Stockton are going into foreclosure, etc. etc. So in my mind, your average person who bought a home in Stockton couldn't afford to buy a home in the BayArea during the boom, was impatient/desperate enough to move to Stockton, still couldn't afford a fixed year 30 year mortgage thus having to get theseJumbo ARMs etc., and didn't do any research for what might happen.
Plus, I've been to Modesto and Stockton...yeesh.
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lol NYC is the S**T son. its never on those bad top 10 crap lol.
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Seriously Stockton is just a sad sad place to be
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That Chicago one was a mega-reach.
If you're gonna make a bold claim like calling a city miserable, You need to have better examples than that.
Nice going there...Next time do actual research instead of just slapping Chicago on the list because you needed to reach your 10-city quota.
"They...uhh...have 10% tax...So...uhh...There."
So now my city is the top 5 most miserable place in the country? Whatever you say Forbes.
If you're gonna make a bold claim like calling a city miserable, You need to have better examples than that.
Nice going there...Next time do actual research instead of just slapping Chicago on the list because you needed to reach your 10-city quota.
"They...uhh...have 10% tax...So...uhh...There."
So now my city is the top 5 most miserable place in the country? Whatever you say Forbes.
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Buffalo, what a surprise
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Milwaukee need to be on that list. Dead beat city. unemployment rate is soaring...=/
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Interesting...
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No Gary, Indiana
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No. 8 Buffalo, N.Y.
If you like snow, Buffalo is your place--to the tune of 90 inches a year, more than any other metro area that has a million people. Buffalo's populationhas been steadily shrinking since the mid-1990s.
i love my hometown
If you like snow, Buffalo is your place--to the tune of 90 inches a year, more than any other metro area that has a million people. Buffalo's populationhas been steadily shrinking since the mid-1990s.
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@ you.
What's funny...
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i'm surprised ohio only has 1 city; you could list all the major cities in this state for crime, unemployment, lack of investment, 2 professional footballteams that can't win, a major d1 football team that can't win the big game, so on and so forth
that comment about lebron is true as hell; these cats are totally in fear. if the lebron goes, the only thing they will have is buckeye football and we knowhow that has gone the last 3 years.
that comment about lebron is true as hell; these cats are totally in fear. if the lebron goes, the only thing they will have is buckeye football and we knowhow that has gone the last 3 years.
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I stay in Overtown every summerOriginally Posted by rickybadman
I can tell you never been in the hood in Miami. It is far from a playground, some places look third world. DC is only really really bad in the summer time.Originally Posted by lnMyMind
You don't honestly believe DC is better than Miami do you?Originally Posted by DaCitySlanga
I remember a while back when someone said Miami was better than DC and called DC dirty and full of crime....
Yet DC didnt even make it on this list but Miami did
Oh the irony
And I'm from DC. I love this place...but Miami is a playground.
