What do you prefer to live in: the inner city or the suburbs? And why?

[OlderAndWiser]

Suburbs. There is more "funky shit going down in the city."

[Leavesbound]

I would prefer to live in a nice mansion in a nice part of a large city. for example, Beacon Hill or Back Bay in Boston or College Hill in Providence or Park Ave In New York etc. But I also would love to own a 2000 acre tract of land at a high elevation in upstate Vermont with a nice home on the peak of a small mountain. To round out my portfolio I would want a long stretch of beach on the southwestern shore of Sanibel that has a nice big house and a little cove to park a nice boat. No such property exists any more because that cove was blocked by a sand bar years ago and is now just a stagnant salt water pond.

[MasterOfReality]

I live beyond both. And I’ll never live in a city or neighborhood setting again. I love stepping outside and not seeing another structure or person. Plus I don’t have to worry about my neighbors disturbing me or Vice versa. I can crank the Marshall up anytime I want without repercussions. Also, when the SHTF, and it will (this past year has just been a trial run), I am too far out to worry about dumbasses destroying my property or threatening my life. Wouldn’t end well for them anyway with the Arsenal I have. 😉

[Coulis]

City centre all the way. I like walking to everything. I like seeing all the interactions between exceedingly diverse groups of people. Aka people watching.

I like skycsrapers and mirrored buildings. I like boutiques and small business owners. The suburbs is so blah, and cookie-cutter.

[WindAtMyBack]

Suburbs or country. I've lived in the city before. That was a long time ago. I would not do it today. Cities are mass chaos to me. I hate to even pass through cities if I don't have to.

Good jobs can be hard to come by in small towns and the country. So I've lived in the outskirts of cities most of my life. I try to be on the very edge. If it's more than about ten minutes to get out, then I feel trapped.

[EmmaMary]

We live on a huge estate of just six very individual private properties (my husband actually designed all of them) on the outskirts of a nice quiet, peaceful village, surrounded by the open countryside... Beautiful.

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

I'd really prefer neither and rather live in a secluded area off a lake surrounded by the beauty of nature and away from people

[Siren777]

I live within in the City but I would love to live on a farm somewhere. 🌠

[just_a_potato]

I lived in a suburb like area most of my life despite moving back and forth between central and north NJ. Suburbs are just quieter. Plusss I don't have to worry about getting shot just for walking on the steet like my last home.

[Citizenkirk]

The way things have been going lately, is looking pretty good, right about now.

[Smashingdoozy]

God I hated it when I lived in the city. It was so noisy I could not sleep at midday 😂.

Subburbs any day

But country side always in my heart

[exitseven]

I don't even work in the city anymore. I really hated it. No place to park, everything was a hassle, people were rude.
I like my house in the suburbs. It's nice and quiet. I have a nice yard. I have a driveway and garage.

[menina]

In the inner city. I would have more things to do, more places to go and life would be more exciting.
I live in the suburbs and I hate it. Nothing happens here.

[Redred56]

I preferred it when my backyard was only 40 feet deep. Then I hopped the fence into the Avocado orchard! Thing was if the rancher
Caught wind of ya out there. You seriously (No joke) get your hide
Peppered with ole rock salt. Those were the good ole days

[MCheetah]

Inner city. The suburbs are boring and I'm not that old yet. Maybe if I ever grow old and have a family. Hell, the suburbs are pretty much ONLY for families.

[Anonymous]

Suburbs are safer with better schools with people who care about their neighborhood. The city just has ‘hoods, terrible schools, crime and a few rich areas with very expensive private schools. If I want nightlife, special restaurants, theater then I will drive a bit and pay for parking.

[jennifer_bloom]

I've always preferred the suburbs, even before CoVid lockdowns cause it’s cleaner and safer and more peaceful.

[I_love_you_3000]

I like the country. Horseback riding, mudding, ATVs, farms, animals, peace, not many people, etc.

[CrazyGirl2]

I prefer the relative quiet, and safety of the ‘burbs. I’ve lived in the ‘burbs my whole life. I couldn’t imagine living right in the city.

[Vickymoore9]

Suburbs no contest can’t handle the crime and icky people in the city most especially places like Seattle what have political term oil!

[Aurora1010]

The second option seems a lot more peaceful and lovely

[Alexandrubaschet08]

Why you people want to live moust in Suburbs? Is soooo boring.

[The_Sal]

suvirbs is more laid back and quiet.
city is too loud I can't imagine how people can sleep living in New York

[Pink6o6]

I prefer the suburbs becuase it's more peaceful and relaxing.

[douride2]

I wouldn't live in either the city or the suburbs. I prefer the open country.

[Wise4myage]

C. I'm a country boy, but I don't mind visiting the big city every now and then.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

I love the city life, but I don't care as long the neighborhood is good.

[Gwenhwyfar]

Suburbs. More comfortable there.

[MountAverage]

I prefer an urban lifestyle.

[purplepoppy]

I don't like innercities. Too many poor people.

[pigoat]

As long as i have my own place I'm good

[Iron_Man]

The suburbs more calmer and nice areas

[Jessie91331]

Woods, middle of nowhere with no one around

[shortster]

The burbs, hands down.

[AkshiJanjua]

What's suburbs

[Marshymallow]

Suburbs is better

[sixtyeightplusone]

suburbs, less Rioting