Most yuppie cities NOT on the east or west coast (best, Atlanta)

[Mr. Answers]

Which cities are most characterized by:

- lots of singles and young, active families
- nice suburbs and city neighborhoods filled with kitschy cafes, shopping districts, boutiques, etc.
- Consumer habits concentrated around Starbucks, the Gap, and European car dealerships.
- White-bread, suburban vibe
- Trendiness

Basically, what the most yuppie cities besides the easy picks (LA, NY, Boston, and SF). The super-urban cities are obvious--but what about the rest. Which cities are best for yuppies?

My poll includes a few coastal cities (DC, Philly, etc.) so the title is a litle misleading--but they're not seen as traditional yuppie cities like New York. So I chose to include them.

[Billiam]

The First city to spring to my mind was Minneapolis

[Mr. Answers]

Originally Posted by Billiam

The First city to spring to my mind was Minneapolis

I've actually never been--but that's what I hear.

[censusdata]

Nashville

[Katarina Witt]

What's DC doing on that list? It's basically east coast.

My vote is for Denver.

[thatguy1]

are we supposed to say Austin or something?

[Mr. Answers]

Originally Posted by Katiana

What's DC doing on that list? It's basically east coast.

Did you read what I wrote?

[kidyankee764]

Originally Posted by Mr. Answers

Did you read what I wrote?

Then you probably should've changed the title. It is very misleading.

Anyhow, I'd say New York, Seattle, Philly and Boston. Hey, you included DC, Charlotte, etc so I included my own.

[Chicago60614]

I first thought Minneapolis

[bigdave01]

NY, Boston, and SF are not Yuppie at all. I think you are confused, how are those cities white bread suburban cities? I think more of cities such as LA, San Diego, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, etc

Maybe I am completely off.