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Originally Posted by Yuri
Exactly. That’s a definition of a car-centric development, a suburb complex, and not urban living. In dense cities will do that outside your “fortress-tower” with a shopping mall attached.
So maybe the meant that Downtown Dallas has the best “suburban living”. They might have a case.
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In other words, Chicago ranks at the top for affordable, new construction, downtown living
And Texas ranks for the car stuff.
1. Dallas, Texas.
2. Austin, Texas.
3. Chicago, Illinois.
4. Boston, Massachusetts.
5. Seattle, Washington.
6. Nashville, Tennessee.
7. Houston, Texas.
8. Columbus, Ohio.
9.San Diego, California.
10. Phoenix, Arizona.