Would you tell people that where you live is a great place to relocate?

[GarlicGuy]

Within about 10 miles or so of where you currently live, would you tell people that it is a great place to relocate to?

I would......

1. low unemployment / high wages ( lots of pharmaceutical companies here )
2. great schools - most of them
3. 45 minutes from a big center city
4. 2 of the biggest shopping centers in the country
5. Still lots of open land and state parks

The only really negative is a lot of traffic in the general area, and our infrastructure is very old.

[Shadowferal]

No..we don't need more people here.

[Stanislav]

i think people already know since the immigration to south ontario is crazy

[Dismack]

Hell no, I'd warn people to get out and stay away from Central/North Jersey as much and as vocally as I can. Between the absurd rent, insane taxes, god awful schools, and by far the worst thing on earth, New York drivers.

[the game]

I tell them all to goto canada because canada has tennisace.

[Damajin]

Yes, even more Democrats should move to Detroit.

[Nihilist74]

No, we have too many people here as is.

[Kapadons]

Yes. San Antonio is awesome. If you are ok with Hispanics and bilinguals. Some people (like my grandpa) hate being around that many brown people speaking weird.

Good food. Private schools are good. Sea world, six flags, river walk. Spurs. 2 hour drive to beach. Hour drive to Austin. And the hill country has a shit load of restaurants/concerts/sights/bars within an hour drive. Got plenty of lakes/rivers for camping/floating close by. The road system is set up there is 15 different ways to get anywhere you want to go and traffic is only really an issue with wrecks or the busiest roads right at 5. Housing prices are good but our property tax is super high (for Texas anyway)

[TrumpIsPresident]

Some people (like my grandpa) hate being around that many brown people speaking weird.

Tell him to avoid DOTA2.

[Static Transit]

As someone who lives in Florida, this question amuses me greatly.

[Mifuyne]

Eindhoven is alright, quite a busy little city.
If you like design, technology and football (PSV) it is the Dutch place to be.

[Blueobelisk]

plz no more

[Triceratrozer]

No, a meth-head infested desert where gambling is legalized isn't a place I'd really recommend for people to move.

[May90]

I wouldn't say "great", but it is okay. The city is quite boring and generic, but the costs of living are some of the lowest in the country, while the university offers incredible salaries, so you end up being "effectively rich", compared to most other places. If you are interested in partying and sightseeing, I wouldn't recommend it, but if you want to just live a peaceful life with good finances, then welcome to South Bend!

Oh, and if you don't work in academy... Don't waste time and choose a nicer place.

[draynay]

Doesn't everybody already wish they lived here?

[DrStiglit]

Doesn't everybody already wish they lived here?

A lot of people really dislike LA actually. I lived there for 3 years and miss it though..

I would never recommend anyone move to NYC.. Terrible decision.

[Felya]

Depends on the people...

[Stelio Kontos]

I wish no one had told California about Washington State. So many have moved up here, and driven up the prices on buying/renting homes..

[Wyrt]

Do you like air pollution, drought, hot weather, and people that can't pronounce t's if their life depended on it?

[kail]

Miami, FL

No