What city is better to live in, New York or Los Angeles?
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Definitely Los Angeles because of the diverse population great food and fashion center.
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While New York City is the most populous city in the United States, Sitka, Alaska is the largest city in area.
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The only thing good about New York state would be New York City. You could also talk about Colleges in NY, like Syracuse and NYU.
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LA would be the best place if you're realy as good as you say you is then you wont have no problem. Good Luck.
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Los Angeles, known around the world as "L.A." or by locals as the "City of Angels", is the most populous city in the state of California and the second-most in the United States. One of the world's major global cities, it is located in Southern California and has a population of just over 4 million people, [3] spanning 498 square miles. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the Los Angeles metropolitan area has a total area of 4,850 square miles and is home to roughly 13 million people. Los Angeles is also one of the world's most multicultural cities.\n\nLos Angeles was founded in 1781 though it was not incorporated as a municipality until April 4, 1850—five months before California achieved statehood—and is the county seat of Los Angeles County.\n\nLos Angeles is one of the world's most important centers of culture, science, technology, international trade, and higher education, and is home to numerous world-renowned institutions in a broad range of professional and cultural fields. Los Angeles has a wide and diverse range of museums, theatres, and galleries. In addition, the city is a leading producer of popular entertainment—such as motion pictures, television, and recorded music—which forms the base of its international fame and global status. In many circles, Los Angeles is considered the leading center of American popular culture and its numerous media companies are a driving force in the Americanization of many countries in the Western world.\n\nAccording to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 498.3 square miles (1,290.6 km²)—469.1 square miles (1,214.9 km²) of it is land and 29.2 square miles (75.7 km²) of it is water. The total area is 5.86% water.\n\nThe extreme north-south distance is 44 miles (71 km), the extreme east-west distance is 29 miles (47 km), and the length of the city boundary is 342 miles (550 km). The land area is the 9th largest among cities in the Continental United States (i.e. excluding Juneau, Alaska and Honolulu, Hawaii).\n\nThe highest point in Los Angeles is Sister Elsie Peak (5,080 feet) at the far reaches of the northeastern San Fernando Valley, part of Mt. Lukens. The Los Angeles River is a largely seasonal river flowing through the city, with headwaters in the San Fernando Valley. Its length is almost entirely lined in concrete.\n\nThe Los Angeles area is remarkably rich in native plant species. With its beaches, dunes, wetlands, hills, mountains, and rivers, the area contains a number of important biological communities. The largest area is coastal sage scrub, which covers the hillsides in combustible chaparral. Native plants include: California poppy, matilija poppy, toyon, coast live oak, giant wild rye grass, and hundreds of others. Unfortunately, many native species are so rare as to be endangered, such as the Los Angeles sunflower.\n\nThere are many exotic flowers and flowering trees that are blooming year-round, with subtle colors, including the jacaranda, hibiscus, phlox, bougainvillea, coral tree blossoms and bird of paradise. If there were no city here, flower-growing could still flourish as an industry, as it does in Lompoc. Wisteria has been known to grow to house-lot size, and in Descanso Gardens there are forests of camellia trees. Orchids require special attention in this Mediterranean climate.\n\nYou could get more information from the link below...
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Well I've lived in L.A.\nI was born in N.Y.\n\n\nI would say..Houston.\n\nAtlanta would be my second choice.\n\nAnd chi-town is just too damn cold.
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LA because they have alot of gangs and is a pretty big city
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I would say for me it would be New York!
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LA.\n\ndepends on where you are residing right now.
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New York simply because of New York City.  There's so much culture.  Broadway is my favorite "tourist attraction" in NYC, but there's so much more.  Celebrity talk shows, TV shows, comedy clubs, museums, the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Wall Street, Times Square, Central Park, Little Italy, Chinatown, Greenwich Village, Columbia, shopping, bars, etc.  There really is something for everyone!
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It all depends on your personal preferences, and on how much money there is to spend...\n\nIf money is not an object, I would have to say southern California, the weather is always 70-80 degrees and there is no humidity, and very little rain.  Basically, the perfect climate for humans.\n\nIf you want to try a place that is a little bit cheaper, but a little hotter, then Arizona is great.  The scenery is amazing, the only cons are it gets very hot (but no humidity) and it is rather expensive, but nowhere near the prices of southern Cali.\n\nHowever, if you want to be in the "hot spot" of the US, and Heat does not bother you, Miami, is awesome.  There is a great Latin vibe there and you'll be running into celebrities every night on South Beach, Bayside, and Coconut Grove.  Miami is a great city, but there is humidity, and hurricanes.\n\nIf having something different to do every night and a wide range of cuisine at your fingertips is important, then the 26 square miles of Manhattan, New York, is where it's at.  Manhattan has everything you could ever think of, and you will never get bored.  However, it is very expensive, and crowded, which some people actually like.\n\nIf a sophisticated atmosphere is what you like, then there is no place like Boston Mass.  The conversations that you strike up are amazing, and it seems that everyone has enlightening things to say.  Boston also has great food, and a decent nightlife.  Boston, though, is very cold in the winter, and it is not cheap.\n\nIf the great outdoors is what ye seeks, then I recommend the outskirts of Salt Lake City, Utah.  This area has the lowest crime of any major metropolitan area in the US.  There are mountains everywhere and plenty of open land to, I dont know, ranch, if thats your thing.  The only con I can see is that the people have a small town mentality, and are not very progressive in their thinking.  So if you're gay...I wouldnt go there.\n\nBut...If you are gay, then I have the perfect place for you.  The suburbs of San Francisco, CA. It is the most expensive real estate in the country, though, and there are a lot of transients in the city proper.\n\nFor southern comfort, I would go with eiither Hilton Head, SC (expensive), or Savannah, GA (very country).  I enjoyed both of these places thoroughly, even though I despise grits and chitlins.  I felt like I was in Gone With the Wind or something.\n\nPersonally though, I live in Daytona Beach, FL.  Worlds most famous beach..perhaps, but unjustly so.  Dont come here unless you like being bored 90% of the time. And for the record, I HATED Atlanta, Wisconsin, and Denver!\n\nTaking everything into consideration, with the salary I have, I would like to move to Boston.  I felt like it was the right match for me.  I loved everything about it, but then, I love the cold.\n\nThen again, I'd also want to live in, Anchorage, Honolulu, Miami, Utah, Manhattan..............
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Pros:\nGreat jobs in all fields are available and access to more free events and programs than anywhere else.\nYou'll have culture, fashion, history, and the future all in your backyard.\nThere are no clubs anywhere that can compare to New York. Same goes for restaurants.\nYou'll develop the same smug sense of self satisfaction that all Manhattanites have and are entitled to.\nYou don't need a car.\nYou'll find ways to get things cheap.\nThe crime rate is better there than in any other big city in the US...it's true!\nEverything you do will seem very very important.\n\n\n\nOne con, and one con only:\nIt is very expensive!
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Chicago, isn't all strung out like L.A. .  Chicago has great transportation,  wonderful music. Loved doing  double -decker buses  right to Tiffany's, underground shopping, do the blues clubs, sing at an Irish pub, listen to jazz,  go to the museum and watch boats on the lake.  Also the river canal locks right in the city.  Cool, cool, cool! All in one day.\n\nSpent some years in CA's lala land ..would have to drive a hundred miles a day for a week to enjoy most of the attractions.
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It all depends on where are you from and where do you want to live.  If you are an american and want to live in the US working for an american company, you might be better of in the US.  On the other hand, if you want to work in Australia, or you are not american, I'd go for the Australian University.  The US is the most wonderful country to go for vacation and shopping.  Living in the US means working too much and sticking to too many laws, not to mention a strict police and sometimes abusive.  Enjoy Disneyland, Coca-Cola, 5th Avenue and Rodeo Drive.  Party in Miami but live in Sidney!
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It depends quite a bit on where, in each city or state, you want to live, and what kind of apartment you're looking for. You can get a nice (not spectactular, but nice--clean, big enough, etc.) 1-bedroom apartment on the North side of Chicago for $800 or so. I don't know what rents are like on the South side. Manhattanis a nightmare--a closet-sized, cockroach-infested studio apartment will easily run you $1200 at least, and on top of that you will probably have to hire a broker to GET you that rat trap, so there's another grand or so out the window. San Francisco is also quite expensive, although the apartments I've seen seem nicer than the ones I've seen in New York. A decent 1-bedroom in Los Angeles will run in the neighborhood of $1000. I don't know about other areas in California. Of all the places mentioned here, Chicago is the cheapest.
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California..BABY!!!!!!\n\nI Was born in Cali and moved to Flo but Cali is the place to be....Just make sure you have the right people.
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i live in miami!\nand ive been to LA\n\ni think pretty much everyone ranks california higher than florida, but personally i lke miami best. im not sure what the differences are though? all places are different.\nLA is more hollywood people and rich people. miami is just where all the hotties come for vaca =)