Why Denver?Moderated by: Displaced Legal Professional |
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Chelsea in George Town, Cayman Islands 10 months ago |
So my boyfriend and I are moving to Denver-- more or less Littleton, I just wanted to know what you think the pros and cons of the area are. Also do you have any recommendations for apartments? Thanks! |
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Mary inTampa in Tampa, Florida 10 months ago |
Go to the paralegal forum. Displaced in Denver lives there, and he can give you some good info. |
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R. Amy in Middletown, New York 10 months ago |
Chelsea in George Town, Cayman Islands said: So my boyfriend and I are moving to Denver-- more or less Littleton, I just wanted to know what you think the pros and cons of the area are. The housing market has bottomed out. You will probably find a cheap house either for rent or purchase. It is a beautiful area though. If you are looking for a house, let me know, I know a realtor out there. |
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schevaucher@comcast.net in Aurora, Colorado 10 months ago |
Chelsea in George Town, Cayman Islands said: So my boyfriend and I are moving to Denver-- more or less Littleton, I just wanted to know what you think the pros and cons of the area are. The job market here is extremely tight, as you might well already know. Really tight. Rents are good. Lots of them even homes because people can't sell them. Best wishes to you both on your new adventure. |
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runelady in Denver, Colorado 5 months ago |
The people in Denver aren't very polite. I would suggest moving to Fort Collins or Colorado Springs. |
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Displaced Legal Professional in Denver, Colorado 5 months ago Moderator |
I grew up in Denver and have lived here off and on most of my life. Denver is a queer city in which to find jobs. Jobs have always been tight and employers difficult to deal with. Denver people have become less friendly over the years, probably because of so many newcomers from less friendly parts of the country. Same for driving. Denver drivers used to be very courteous. I think that because of the out of state influx Denver drivers have become rude. Denver has a decent climate. Much less humidity than in most other parts of the country. The summers are warmer than in past years and the winters are now relatively mild. Of course, the skiing is great if you are into that. |
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