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Originally Posted by Muta
I don't think anyone's saying that people downtown are more 'cultured', btu aside from financial reasons if you're starting up a family and are on a tight budget with no options, why would anyone want to live in an unoriginal structure that's no different from anybody else's house and have to spend too much time on the road commuting everywhere?
For as much time as people spend at home these days, you'd think you'd want your place of residence to be a creative outlet that you can express yourself through architecturally. The only thing that would 'peel my banana' is knowing that the only major difference between my neighbor on my left and on my right is my time that I spend between 9 and 5... and even then that might not even be true.
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the commute angle is fair, but I dunno I still see some uninteresting/similar older or more central locations and some semi-interesting newer 'suburban'areas. and financial reasons are the major reason for many people. sure I'd love to raise a family in an 'interesting' area like Elbow Park, but its not happening for me anyways