Purchasing Power Index | 177.31 | Very High |
Safety Index | 35.94 | Low |
Health Care Index | 66.97 | High |
Climate Index | 89.73 | Very High |
Cost of Living Index | 71.12 | Moderate |
Property Price to Income Ratio | 2.48 | Very Low |
Traffic Commute Time Index | 41.41 | High |
Pollution Index | 45.04 | Moderate |
Quality of Life Index: | 185.27 | Very High |
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Tech opportunities are slowly waning as many get sacked lately in this sector.
Awful traffic with a lack of sensical methods of transportation such as a developed train/bus system. This is somewhat due to NIMBY residents in surrounding counties who are concerned of criminals, or homeless reaching their neighborhoods through public transit. But if you ask anyone who has to drive on the I-285, 75, or 85... they may agree that its time to reconsider. Either way, Criminals have cars too and will come to your neighborhood anyway if they want to(and they do).
Outstanding parks around the city(especially stone mountain) but in the city, west from piedmont park is a bit of a parks and rec desert. The beltline is a wonderful project that should continue to expand.
Decent food in the city. Lots of asian options. In the city suburbs, its trial and error.
High cost of living, but lots of tech opportunities especially if you are a software engineer or in IT. A little less expensive than say Denver or Miami.
Overall, a growing city with lots of potential and a easy climate if you hate the cold but also dont mind the heat. Its car centric and might not change its mind on being so, therefore if you like walkable cities that allow you to enjoy your neccessities and meet people on foot, this city might not be for you unless you live close to the center. If you can handle the LA traffic and prefer a car centric lifestyle however, you can do far worse.
Oh you know, it is so normalized to the point that someone straight up shooting and murdering a particular ethnic group in several different places is considered a 'bad day' for someone by our local sheriff selling shirts that say 'chyna-virus'.
Hows your day in traffic going?