Denver, Portland or Seattle, where to "relocate"?
Certainly, I have to find a first job. Only a little information about me I have 29, single, discover the nightlife, have a poor sense of direction and willing to pay $ 1,000 per month for a miserable apt. Now Live Houston, where I only use public transport (buses) and "light rail system and taxis. I guess Denver standards. I was also in Seattle and enjoy being in the water and the Pacific Northwest and climate in general (compared to Houston six months of summer) So I guess my question is do I "outsource" the time has come to Portland, OR Seattle, WA? Help? I do not like the heat and humidity. LOL I have enough of this in Houston. Well, do not want to pay more than $ 1,000 per month for rent an apt fuck like me now. I hope Seattle is cleaner than the H-Town, so I'm so sick of the "melting pot" goes here if you know what I mean LOL! I'm not THATconservative liberal but I do not like being called a redneck. Stereotype!
Much of what he described as Portland (of course I am a bit biased). Seattle is great, and probably more jobs there yet, but is more expensive. I had a place in Hillsboro, west of Portland, was 2-br/2bath of $ 875 and are divided with a roommate. Portland has also received much better public transport in Seattle, at least during my last up there (Used to live there as a child). MAX (light rail system of Portland) has done a lot of expansion and is a great system. Portland has a more relaxed atmosphere but still a decent amount to do, but Seattle probably has more to being a great city. Both crucibles are undoubtedly to some extent, sorry, do not avoid these places. Visit for a weekend (weekend different) and see what you like best. Personally, I do not want to leave Portland.
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