is Peoria a good place to live?
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hei hi, i was once in Peoria, and it seems to be a lovly place, but it all depends on you, if you like country, nature, this place is for you
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Not at all! There is opportunity EVERYWHERE. There are more jobs open than people AVAILABLE for them. The economy is BOOMING. There's a LOT of recreational activity that is free and even more than is super cheap. I love it here!\n\nI'm in Fayetteville, Arkansas
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Levittown school district is great. The traffic is not that bad, and crime is very very low in our area. However, houses in nassau county usually run realllly high. its expensive to live on long island. If you could find a nice single house that fits your budget, i would reccommend moving to levittown. it is a really nice community. im 26 and have lived here all my life. \n\ngood luck in your search // any more questions feel free to email me at jt24ou@yahoo.com
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My childhood was spent in Hoffman Estates, and attended Whiteley Elementary and Plum Grove Junior High (Rolling Meadows, IL).  I have nothing but fond memories of going to school at Whiteley, and also of the neighborhood I grew up in within walking distance from the elementary school.  Even now that I'm in college, I often tell people that junior high in Illinois was probably the best two years of my life.  As for housing costs, I assume that Hoffman Estates is cheaper than living in Palatine and Barrington.  Hoffman Estates is such an idyllic, suburban town; I loved growing up there.
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Yes, it's a very nice place. Depending on your style and what you want, there are different places you can live. New Haven's by the coast and is a city if you like it busy. Where as towns like Guilford that are more quiet. Also the food is great, especially the pizza! You must have seen Mystic Pizza, lol.
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I lived in Houston for 3 years and it all depends on waht kind of scene you want.  If you want suburbia and upscale subdivision then Katy (the west side), Sugarland (southwest side), or The Woodlands (north side) aren't bad.  If you wnat more of an artisitic side and younger crowd then Rice Village and Westheimer are centrally located to a very chill scene.  I lived in the south of Houston in Clear Lake becuase it was laid back and right on the water with lots to do.
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Good question. Why would anyone want to live in illinois?
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O'Fallon's too far, trust me.  Don't go to E. St. Louis, Centreville, Normandy, or Washington Park.  Clayton, Ladue, and the University City Loop are fun to live in, but Clayton and Ladue are for the well-to-do.\nCentral West End is excellent, but a bit highly priced.  South county, yes, South City, no.  St. Charles is nice, but a bit far away.\nFestus, Eureka, Wentzville, and Lake St. Louis are outside of St. Louis as well, but not bad places to live.\nWe have everything here, and on the East side (illinois) the clubs stay open all night.  Strip clubs, dance clubs, casinos, Busch Stadium, U City Loop, Forest Park, Six Flags, etc.
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go to www.maricopa.gov, there's a link for the schools and you can search by school or district to see the ratings of the school. Using that is why we moved to the Peoria School District (wanted the westside).
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Troy, Livonia and Dearborn are all close sub burbs and have fairly low crime rates. The best place to live is nowhere near Detroit. I was born and raised in the Upper Peninsula so I'm biased to the area. Good luck in your search.
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my friends mom lives there 64 yrs old ...she loves it and I have visited her its a great place and not a typical retirement community !!! visit in person before you decide that's your bet bet :)
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yes i know some people who live in traile parks...i used to years ago.  It is hard to find suitable houses in some areas that you can afford... trailers are usually a bit cheaper than houses.  but there is nothing wrong with it.  they arent as safe or as sturdy as a house in a tornado, but they can be quite cozy, energy effiecient, and as good a house....
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I prefer a mid-sized town that is close to a big city.  Right now I live in a suburb of Pittsburgh, and I love being able to have some quietness and be able to reflect in nature at a local wooded park.  It's also nice to go on the flip side and go downtown for some cultural experiences - concerts, plays, restaurants, etc.  Best of both worlds, I say!
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Nothing like you would expect.  It's more conservative than a lot of other places you could live, but the Mormons don't rule the place and shun everyone else like the rest of the country thinks (first hand experience, growing up in the midwest and accidentally moving here).  It's a clean, safe city...  Big enough to have plenty of things to do but small enough not to be overwhelming.  Not to mention that pretty much anything that you want to do in the outdoors is more or less at your finger tips.  I'm surpised how much I like it, really...  I was bracing for the worst.
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Austin is great.It is small, beautiful and trendy. Houston has lots of opportunity. It is huge, ugly and cheap to live in, but has lots to do and lots of jobs. (before anyone trashes my post- I am a native Houstonian and choose to live there in spite of the down side, for now.) Santa Fe NM, and Albuquerque NM can be good.  It really depends on what kinds of job one seeks and the skills one has to offer.  The bureau of labor statistics site offers a great deal of information.
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The San Francisco bay area. You could get a good job in S.F. and live a little cheaper in a near by city/suburb. Of you could get a job in a number of other cities, from oakland to san jose. There is always work in the bay area and it's a great place to live. Lots of different people and lots of things to do. You can learn so much there.
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What are your criteria for a great place to live?  What are you likes and dislikes?  Your preferences and the parts of everyday life that irritate you?\n\nPrague is a beautiful, vibrant city, but it has its share of gloomy days and even some snow in winter.\n\nRio de Janeiro is picture perfect from a distance, and in parts can handle a close up by Cecil B. DeMille.  But there's lots of petty crime.  Do you want to spend your whole life worrying about your car?\n\nFlorence is jam packed with culture and history, but also jam packed with tourists in the summer.\n\nFiji may be paradise, but paradise comes with lots of mosquitos.\n\nSo, there's always a trade-off.