Baltimore should be like a smaller NYC.
It’s right next to DC. A quick trip to NYC/Miami/Chicago.
It’s on the water.
It’s got trains going through it.
I don’t understand what Baltimore is missing.
City of Baltimore can’t fill executive positions because candidates don’t want to live there
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It’s right next to DC. A quick trip to NYC/Miami/Chicago.
It’s on the water.
It’s got trains going through it.
I don’t understand what Baltimore is missing.
Execs ain't gonna be getting paid that poorly to even be living in those parts
It's bad leadership plain and simple
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
It's the same thing with these magat infested small towns that people expect black people to live in when we talk about the cost of housing.
Nah ngga I ain't moving to cacsonville or some shyt and spend my days annoyed and threatened by deranged lunatics all day.
Nah ngga I ain't moving to cacsonville or some shyt and spend my days annoyed and threatened by deranged lunatics all day.
FUNDING, with a healthy dose of racism thrown in. Cacs run, so leaders care less and less.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Yup, that’s what I was going to say.
Other cities like that too like Philly and Buffalo.
Baltimore is also worse now than in the crack epidemic.
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ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Be more specific what aren’t they doing?
We can talk about leadership all day but the people don’t do any favors for the perception of the city
Seems like dope destroyed the city and fixing the city is going to require fixing that before anything.
Ozymandeas
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They said the same thing about Philly. It was a war zone when I was a kid now multiple areas of Philly are getting gentrified. People talk shyt about Philly on the Coli but IRL, it’s a live city and mad people are moving there. The facts are as DC and NYC become too expensive to live in, people that want a similar urban city are going to move out in search of cheaper alternatives. The NYC outflow is pushing up Philly’s development, and the DC outflow will do the same to Baltimore over time.
Baltimore really is a great place, but Heroin has truly reeked Havoc on the city. There's a grayness you feel in too many sections off the city.
But the great things about the City are really great. Really good and underrated restaurant scene. Lots off great small businesses. Nice and underrated Art Culture/Scene. People for most are very hospitable and a lot more friendly then us DMV folks. Night life is good too, if you know.
But the great things about the City are really great. Really good and underrated restaurant scene. Lots off great small businesses. Nice and underrated Art Culture/Scene. People for most are very hospitable and a lot more friendly then us DMV folks. Night life is good too, if you know.
I don't blame them. @BmoreGorilla it's your time to shine.
Because Baltimore is frighteningwhy the fukk would you want to work for a city government and not want to be a resident of said city?
You’re not wrong about the costs of NYC.
I saw that even parts of the Bronx are getting gentrified. I mean to be fair, the Bronx always had certain Italian neighborhoods. But it hasn’t been like that in decades.
It wouldn’t shock me if the white people who can’t afford to buy in Harlem (goodness, that’s another story) begin taking over the Bronx.
We already know that Brooklyn is pricing out black people.
Westchester, Long Island and Northern New Jersey can be slightly more affordable. But if you’re going to be 45 mins to 1 hour away from the city, why not go an extra 30 minutes out and REALLY save money on apartments or a house? At that point what’s the difference?
And 90 mins out of NYC gets you fairly close to Philly and Philly Suburbs.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Philly is worse than ever now.
It’s true some New Yorkers are moving there though. I knew someone I worked with who worked in NYC and lived in Philly. His commute was better than a co-worker that lived on Long Island.
