This house: I like this house a lot. I wish we had a real yard instead of a large patio, but otherwise it's a very nice place in a quiet little neighborhood. It's a townhouse, but we don't share walls with anyone, which is great. The only thing I'd change is that I wish it had air conditioning. It's disgustingly hot in the summer. I kept a thermometer in my bedroom for a long time and it was regularly 90° in my room over the summer.
This city: No thanks, although I don't hate it as much as some people. I lucked out that my house is in kind of a secluded little area. I've lived two other places in this city: the first one was okay, and the second one was directly located at the intersection that had the highest drug activity in the city. It was dirty, people were loud and rude, and it didn't feel particularly safe. In a broader scope, I like living in the Denver metro area okay, but there are too many people. Way too many people. I think my ideal spot would be somewhere between rural and suburban. Semi-rural. Open, more land, less population density, but not *super* far from stores and amenities.
This state: Love it. It's my home. I wish it didn't get so hot in the summer, and I wish it was less expensive, but otherwise I wouldn't change anything. I would like to live in the New England area for a while someday, but I think I'll always end up back here.
This city: No thanks, although I don't hate it as much as some people. I lucked out that my house is in kind of a secluded little area. I've lived two other places in this city: the first one was okay, and the second one was directly located at the intersection that had the highest drug activity in the city. It was dirty, people were loud and rude, and it didn't feel particularly safe. In a broader scope, I like living in the Denver metro area okay, but there are too many people. Way too many people. I think my ideal spot would be somewhere between rural and suburban. Semi-rural. Open, more land, less population density, but not *super* far from stores and amenities.
This state: Love it. It's my home. I wish it didn't get so hot in the summer, and I wish it was less expensive, but otherwise I wouldn't change anything. I would like to live in the New England area for a while someday, but I think I'll always end up back here.