To Do: This Weekend

[alliancesjr]

Look up the trends in real estate pricing in the following areas:

Chicago-ish
Northern Oklahoma
Minnesota
Green Bay-ish, Wisconsin
San Antonio-ish, Texas

Jillian, if you could give me specific towns in Oklahoma and Minnesota - specifically, regarding the music schools you had mentioned - that would be a great help.

Comments

[iraenicole.livejournal.com]

XD Wanna go live in Tulsa?

[saint-kyra.livejournal.com]

Norman-ish, OK and it was.... some kind of Minnesota....

[suicidekttn.livejournal.com]

Awwww ^.^

[beow11.livejournal.com]

Chicago- Dont even bother. Its obscenely high; an apartment that runs $750 in the burbs is like $980 there.
OK- Good prices, but not much to actually do.
MIN- oh my god, if you move there Im going with you!
WI- that area isnt too bad, from what Ive seen its pretty close to our exurbs (like Huntley, McHenry, that sorta thing).
TX- No idea

Yeah, I know, not helpful. Sorry.

[nefariousgrey.livejournal.com]

THERE IS NO FLORIDA OPTION
I AM SO SAD ABOUT THAT

[jcrow.livejournal.com]

I second this reaction to the lack of Virginia option. T_T

As for Green Bay, I'd say be very careful about where you choose to look into real estate. The crime rate is one of the highest in the area (considering its position as the largest city in a 500 mile radius, this shouldn't be surprising).

[eternitian.livejournal.com]

'Swhat we get for living in states with twisted high real estate values.