what are some cool places to live with good/decent urban planning? im thinking of portland, seattle, and philadelphia right now. ive been told those cities have good planning and transit, at least for the US. portland and seattle seem nice as they have many trannies their, but philadelphia has better housing.
what do yall think, wheres a good place for a tranny to live without a car?
i dont know, but i'm bumping cause it's a good question
living in a place like that would be nice
i think atlanta for a south eastcity isnt that bad. can get a job easily, rent at shittier parts is pretty cheap and marta is alright. probably not the best but i think its at least mid
marta = public transport
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Chicago is really easy to live in without a car
portland and seattle fuck in terms of pubtrans and acceptability and i wouldnt be too dissuaded by any ideas of how queer culture will go. would say cali's good here and there but housing prices are so dogshit its not worth it
highly recommend chicago, its a great place to live without a car, it's cheap, large queer community, and the local and state politica are very liberal
is the crime as bad
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I moved to Minneapolis recently and it's pretty sick. lots of trannies, super bikeable, cheap, and in a good state
>>594402
honestly atlanta seems pretty bad just checking it out on google maps, reminds me of houston although houston has the heights and montrose, which are actually pretty decent as far as car free living goes
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>>702849
chicago seems pretty promising, seems affordable too
>>767647
minneapolis looks cool, but idk i think it would be too cold for me lol
>>1066680
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rust belt cities are probably your best bet, they are seeing more development now too which i guess is maybe good for some people :p not so much for others
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