They've got access to the cultural life of the city, while avoiding the congestion and sky - high housing prices of bigger metropolises. (moneysense.ca)
Many first - time homebuyers are trading big metropolises for smaller cities that are in the early waves of urban renewal. (homeownership.ca)
Expect pushback from the administration on these issues — after all, it's hard to believe quality of life could really be worse than it was when Quinnipiac first started asking about it in 1997 and the city was considerably more dangerous — as they try to regain the narrative and portray the city as the safest big metropolis in the world, while the Post keeps describing it as the «rotting apple» and counts down the moments until Mr. de Blasio's term ends. (observer.com)