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I'm going to be 18 in the summer and want to move to Maryland, Baltimore. I'd prefer not to live inside the city. Or in a heavy crime area. try craigs list (http://www.craigslist.org/about/sites.ht... or http://www.roommates.com/ Baltimore is a city of tight neighborhoods. There are areas based on ethnic and religious backgrounds. There are a few very dangerous neighborhoods but so many others where very little crime occurs. Best hospitals and universities in the world. Major league sports, excellent airports, restaurants, night life. Cost of living less than DC or Phila but many choices. All the young people flock to Inner Harbor and Haines Point at night, among other places. Craigslist is a fine place to start looking for shared housing, so are these two sites: Baltimore is a very dangerous city. My brother in law's girl friend just had her house broken into about a month ago. Maryland itself has a tremendous amount of crime. I've lived im MD my entire life which I plan to change in about a year. Think carefully before moving to MD and if you do choose to be very very carefully about were your going to live especially in Baltimore. try i love city life baltimore is nice place to live we have gerat mass transit. i've lived here all my life |
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There's not nearly enough information here- how old are you? Where will you be working? How much will you be making? It's HIGHLY unlikely that you would be able to live in the burbs ... obtain a loan from someone or somewhere ...I live out there ...There are no places that tourists are likely to go that are high crime areas. You will be fine on metro. The reputation DC has as a high-crime city mostly dates to the late 80s, and is no long... Try looking at this site: www.washingtonpost.com ... Agree. Metro is convenient and cheaper. Your hotel is near Metro's Ballston station on the Orange Line, and that State Department building is only a couple blocks from the Federal Center SW st... My guess is that you'll be fine. The concerts I've been to only run about 1 1/2 to 2 hours with very few going into 3 hours. I'd say just watch the time and if for some reason the ... (Well, YEAH... LOTS of people. heh.) Not me though... and NOW I think I'll wait 'til the shrub is gone... and traveling returns to some semblance of normalcy... I prefer NOT to be treat... |
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