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Which city has the most yuppies excluding NYC, DC, Philly, Boston, San Francisco, LA, and Chicago? or what is the best cosmopolitan city to live instead of the ones mentioned above?
I was actually hesitant about adding it in since most of the cities of choice have already been excluded.
How about Portland, Seattle, Austin, and maybe Denver?
Seattle, San Diego, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Mineapolis, Detroit etc.
I still go with Baltimore, correct me if I am worng but I believe this demographic does not have kids - thats why I say Baltimore, but Seattle and San Diego may also be in the same discussion
The odd thing in NE is among yuppies it is hard to find people with kids before 35-40
Denver is a city I have literally only spent 20 hours in, I know nothing of it, I need to make the trip
Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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Seattle, San Diego, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Mineapolis, Detroit etc.
I still go with Baltimore, correct me if I am worng but I believe this demographic does not have kids - thats why I say Baltimore, but Seattle and San Diego may also be in the same discussion
The odd thing in NE is among yuppies it is hard to find people with kids before 35-40
Denver is a city I have literally only spent 20 hours in, I know nothing of it, I need to make the trip
That sounds about right.
That is a late start for children, maybe European family traditions still in play with influence?
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Denver
Portland
Baltimore
Austin
Houston
Dallas
San Diego
Pittsburgh, Seattle, Minneapolis, Austin being the more techie yuppish places.
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