Type of your residence

What type of residence you are currently in?

  • Downtown

    Votes: 2 2.8%

  • Inner City

    Votes: 11 15.3%

  • Suburban

    Votes: 37 51.4%

  • Small Town

    Votes: 10 13.9%

  • Farm/Country

    Votes: 7 9.7%

  • Other (Mountain, Forest, Lake, Island, Ocean, etc)

    Votes: 5 6.9%
  • Total voters
    72
I live in a small city, and live in a college dorm. Yeah, five seconds out from here is farms and country.....very beatiful!
 
hmm hard to say about where i live.. more like small town/country but will neverlive in the city again.. NEVER! I fell in love with country. its soo peaceful out here and more likely the best environment for us folks!
 
Suburban here, it's peaceful and quiet too :)
 
I live right smack in the middle of one of the largest cities in the USA...yet the area I live is an upper-class suburb, very quiet, very sedate...and only blocks from one of the busiest streets in the city!!!

I grew up in the DEEP country...and hope to go back someday...
 
I lives big town, but my house is in small town (small community) named Cassville, only 15 minutes drive outside from big town. I drive to big town to work.

It's cheap to live in small town or outside of big city. I remember I lived in big town like surburban, city, the rent and everything cost more. We brought a nice house, and our payment and everything is very cheap than living in big town/city.
 
I live in a really beautiful suburb, Lake Oswego. It is southwest of Portland, city of over 2 million people. Lake Oswego has about 40,000 residents.

I love living here but it sucks in winter when roads get icy because I live on a summit of nearly 1,000 feet high up so we get icy roads often when below us dont get that.
 
I live on an Island chain. Figure out which one, guys. :D

I've also lived in rural areas and suburbia. I prefer suburbia to small town life.
 
I live in the country on a farm.
 
Byrdie714 said:
Living next to the ocean is awesome....sometimes!
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Yeah. Hurricane Season can make you think twice about living here, but it's beautiful. But, the health care system leaves alot to be desired. Jobs also suck. It's a great place for retirees, but it's a lousy place to live if you're trying to raise a family or have health issues.

I'm going back to MD because I'll get better healthcare there (and after 10 yrs, I miss home).
 
Live out in the 'burbs about 10 mins from downtown. :)
 
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