Cincinnati. The city is old enough that the inner suburbs were established largely before cars became common, so a lot of them are more pedestrian friendly. Granted, the city loses that midwestern economy when you get closer to the center. You either pay out the nose ($1MM+ is not unheard of) for a home close to the city, or you buy a dirt cheap house ($60k- is not unheard of) in a "rough" neighborhood.
Thank you.
It happens in my single-family home and duplex filled neighboorhood in urban Austin TX.
Can you say which neighborhood it is? If you’d rather not, can you recommend some neighborhoods?
I’m considering moving the family to Austin but have mostly been only looking at the new suburb developments in the south- and northwest.
Lovely, if you don't mind can you share the name of the neighborhood, looking at Austin as a potential place to move to.
Not sure why I was downvoted, this was a legitimate question.