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B'ham, looks like a mini-Atlanta and has real high-rises, with lots of future potential in case people get priced out of ATL or Nashville, and its hills are almost as dramatic as CHA's. Chattanooga feels like a "big small town" in comparison with a few mid-rises, but you hardly get a glimpse of a "skyline" until you're actually in its rather small downtown, and competes better with Huntsville or Montgomery IMO.
B'ham, looks like a mini-Atlanta and has real high-rises, with lots of future potential in case people get priced out of ATL or Nashville, and its hills are almost as dramatic as CHA's. Chattanooga feels like a "big small town" in comparison with a few mid-rises, but you hardly get a glimpse of a "skyline" until you're actually in its rather small downtown, and competes better with Huntsville or Montgomery IMO.
Ok Mr. Obvious has apparently logged in on this thread!
Dallas as said Mr. Obvious.
Anchorage Alaska or Irvine, CA?
Anchorage
Hartford or Rochester.
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