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FIND YOUR DREAM HOME OR APARTMENT
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#1
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 12:27:22 PM
the housing crisis, is a nightmare for home owners who already are buying a home, but for the first time home owner, this is the moment you have waited for, its your time. for the already home owners, hold on the ship will turn make upside
#2
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 12:30:16 PM
Who the heck would want to live in Detroit?
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 1:55:39 PM
That's a beautiful pic of the Burgh. Too bad it's pre 2000! Three Rivers Stadium is only a memory - a grand one - but still, only a memory. Please update the photo so the world can see the new Burgh with Heinz Field and PNC Park. You should be able to get plenty of great shots during the G20 (minus the protestors).
#4
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 2:06:58 PM
i live in Kissimmee, florida and that's 5 minutes away from pleasure island and really close to Orlando (in fact, part of Disneyworld sits on the Kissimmee side). if you can find a house in the suburbs, you're going to love it. It has a lot of diversity... and a lot of hispanics (which is AMAZING! talk about culture splash :D !) i lived in cities like patterson, philadelphia, and new york city, but this place has single-handedly won my heart. the elementary, middle, and high schools i went to are great and i'm so close to UCF, the #1 University in Florida. It IS hard to find a job, though. Unless you're persistent... :]
#6
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 2:47:14 PM
["Seems that all of the cities listed are relatively largely african american cites, where does you average american white joe fit in? the unaffordable suburbs?"]
Really, all of them?!? What about that list is it that just says "African American" to you? Being a vet and knowing that even as I write this, my brothers and sister in arms are being shot at regardless of their demographics, just because [they] are American, your statements strike me as divisive. FYI, only 3 out of the 10 cities listed are majority African American. What is so special about you that is it a privilege just to have you as a neighbor? Is there supposed to be a special place reserved for the "average white joe"? If so, I hope someone remembered to save a place for the Native and Asian Americans too. Closet racism will continue to aid in dividing us until we learn to stop self identifying with a prefix to be American. So, tell me, what was it really that you were trying to say?
#7
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 3:17:08 PM
I am an "average white joe" from Pittsburgh who now lives in another city. I have many African American friends who remark that they love Pittsburgh because it is very friendly, as opposed to their hometown - one thing I noticed immediately about my new city. Yes, there is racism anywhere people look for it, but Pittsburgh has always been proud of its diversity and racism has never been a sustaining divisive factor in the area.
#8
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 4:28:02 PM
"Most Greenest Cities" who writes this garbage? Most Greenest - no wonder the country is in trouble; perhaps we should be checking the teaching standards of American High Schools!
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#9
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 5:26:35 PM
Actually the picture is from Cleveland, TN. The street you are looking at is Ocoee Street. The building on the right of the page that has the green roof is the Craigmiles Building, Coopers, that is also showing, used to be a book store, the building on the end is where Diamond Lil's Restaurant is located and across the street is Roma's, also a restaurant. On the left of the picture, where the sidewalk is, is where the Bradley County Courthouse is located.
#10
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 5:49:07 PM
Me. Whats wrong with living in Detroit as opposed to something like Dallas? I currently reside here in the DFW area and hate it. I preferred living in Detroit. I just want to know why everyone in this country hates Detroit so much.
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