Or unless you want to buy a place and you live in New York City, and do not possess a trust fund....Desert Fox wrote:There really is no reason to live in the burbs unless you have kids. They are boring as fuck.chicagolaw2013 wrote: EDIT: Oh, and my last place in Schaumburg was about the same square footage as my new place in Roscoe for the same price. The burbs (if you want to be in one that actually has some character/stuff to do) are no cheaper.
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Yea, sorry, I was referring to Chicago. In Chicago the savings isn't as much.motiontodismiss wrote:Or unless you want to buy a place and you live in New York City, and do not possess a trust fund....Desert Fox wrote:There really is no reason to live in the burbs unless you have kids. They are boring as fuck.chicagolaw2013 wrote: EDIT: Oh, and my last place in Schaumburg was about the same square footage as my new place in Roscoe for the same price. The burbs (if you want to be in one that actually has some character/stuff to do) are no cheaper.
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Guess you learn something new everyday.LoyolaLaw2012 wrote:XxSpyKEx wrote: They call it the windy city for a reason,
That's actually not why Chicago is called the windy city. Instead, it is named after its politicians. But yes, it gets quite cold.
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I figured lol. Nobody working biglaw in NYC can reasonably afford to buy in Manhattan. They all get priced out into Westchester (or worse, Jersey ).Desert Fox wrote:Yea, sorry, I was referring to Chicago. In Chicago the savings isn't as much.motiontodismiss wrote:Or unless you want to buy a place and you live in New York City, and do not possess a trust fund....Desert Fox wrote:There really is no reason to live in the burbs unless you have kids. They are boring as fuck.chicagolaw2013 wrote: EDIT: Oh, and my last place in Schaumburg was about the same square footage as my new place in Roscoe for the same price. The burbs (if you want to be in one that actually has some character/stuff to do) are no cheaper.
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