You're in the wrong time period if you want a US city to be lived in. Cities are for jobs, suburbs are for living now a days. All the inner city living is generally...not good neighborhoods.
Though this certainly isn't true everywhere, as a lot of places are trying to rejuvenate the living conditions/property values within the city itself, but suburbia's been the trend since uhm, the 60s or so?
Though this certainly isn't true everywhere, as a lot of places are trying to rejuvenate the living conditions/property values within the city itself, but suburbia's been the trend since uhm, the 60s or so?