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TRY AGAIN TO FOLLOW; The City of San Francisco is surrounded by water on three sides so commuting is a buster. Anyone who can wants to move into the City. That and foriegn investors snatch up almost anything that comes available. SOOOO, while even immediate suburbs like Alameda can be suffering the City has had no real effect.
TRY AGAIN to read....I generally agree with you...you need to concede that :Trenton, Allentown, Reading...Etc. are by your logic, part of Philadelphia.
Now what's easier...fighting over which cities to add to each metro...no...you are using Census data as I am.
If we really want a discussion; than it must
be Census Bureau parameters of MSA's...not yours, mine or any other poster. How can we compare; if we do not agree on what constitutes each city.
This is not directed at you; but you are well aware of the insolent rudeness of some posters, who ruin the debate and bring it to school yard name calling.
If they truly believe it...than let's start a seperate thread arguing how the CMSA system needs revision. You are reasonable to converse with...many posters are on my ignore list. And many of these posters just suddenly (re)appeared in the forum...PEACE
Philly is so run down there are row houses you can buy for $2000
Philly cant compare to Frisco, Philly is for the most part a massive slum
There are also $600,000 townhouses in Society Hill, Philadelphia
In fact regentrification has gotten as far as Fishtown. It's not as nice as San Francisco but it isn't all bad either
TRY AGAIN to read....I generally agree with you...you need to concede that :Trenton, Allentown, Reading...Etc. are by your logic, part of Philadelphia.
Now what's easier...fighting over which cities to add to each metro...no...you are using Census data as I am.
If we really want a discussion; than it must
be Census Bureau parameters of MSA's...not yours, mine or any other poster. How can we compare; if we do not agree on what constitutes each city.
This is not directed at you; but you are well aware of the insolent rudeness of some posters, who ruin the debate and bring it to school yard name calling.
If they truly believe it...than let's start a seperate thread arguing how the CMSA system needs revision. You are reasonable to converse with...many posters are on my ignore list. And many of these posters just suddenly (re)appeared in the forum...PEACE
I haven't a clue what you are talking about. I base my opinion on having been born and raised in Philadelphia and having lived in San Francisco for over ten years.
Best Philly Cheesteak in Florida is Laspada's next to the VA Clinic in Dunedin Florida. Used to be LaSpada's on Baltimore Pike in Philly. It's not close to you but if you get down near Clearwater
Pretty Good Cheesteak on Divisadero in San Francisco
I haven't a clue what you are talking about. I base my opinion on having been born and raised in Philadelphia and having lived in San Francisco for over ten years.
You'll have to forgive me; I have gotten so many problems with the MSA definitions that I read your post too quickly...my bad...I thought you were making the case that the Census Bureau MSA definition of San Francisco is inaccurate.
I have gotten paranoid with it; because everyone keeps arguing over established Census guidelines.
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