John EastАвтор
#1and so here is my personal rating:
1) The best cities to live in are Redmond, Bellevue (there are large white and Korean/Chinese populations, so it's safe. After all, whites and Asians are statistically more educated, and there's no racism here), Mount Lake Terrace (the best nearby suburb of Seattle), Mill Creek, and Issaquah (the most natural suburb of Seattle, closer to nature).
2) Average cities in the ranking (not the worst and not the best): Seattle itself, Shoreline, Lynnwood, Bothell
3) The worst cities to live in: Everett (too much of a blue-collar city, everyone is employed in blue-collar jobs, very few office jobs, and a lot of migrants from Mexico and Russia, lots of drug addicts), Marysville (although the city is white, everyone is poor like they're from Montana, or you could say a typical redneck city), Renton (lots of Ukrainians and Egyptians, no Asians or Americans at all, almost a migrant city), Federal Way (lots of Africans, or the blackest city in the Seattle metropolitan area, especially a lot of Haitians)
4) Cities that are special or can be considered special: Arlington (the very last suburb of Seattle, white and Chinese, generally safe, but the entire population revolves around Amazon, better than Everett, but still a working-class town and rental prices are like in Seattle, which is very strange), Kirkland (considered an elite city, but there is no metro, unlike Redmond and Bellevue, the only city in the Seattle agglomeration, where there are many wealthy immigrants from India and hence real estate prices have risen)
1) The best cities to live in are Redmond, Bellevue (there are large white and Korean/Chinese populations, so it's safe. After all, whites and Asians are statistically more educated, and there's no racism here), Mount Lake Terrace (the best nearby suburb of Seattle), Mill Creek, and Issaquah (the most natural suburb of Seattle, closer to nature).
2) Average cities in the ranking (not the worst and not the best): Seattle itself, Shoreline, Lynnwood, Bothell
3) The worst cities to live in: Everett (too much of a blue-collar city, everyone is employed in blue-collar jobs, very few office jobs, and a lot of migrants from Mexico and Russia, lots of drug addicts), Marysville (although the city is white, everyone is poor like they're from Montana, or you could say a typical redneck city), Renton (lots of Ukrainians and Egyptians, no Asians or Americans at all, almost a migrant city), Federal Way (lots of Africans, or the blackest city in the Seattle metropolitan area, especially a lot of Haitians)
4) Cities that are special or can be considered special: Arlington (the very last suburb of Seattle, white and Chinese, generally safe, but the entire population revolves around Amazon, better than Everett, but still a working-class town and rental prices are like in Seattle, which is very strange), Kirkland (considered an elite city, but there is no metro, unlike Redmond and Bellevue, the only city in the Seattle agglomeration, where there are many wealthy immigrants from India and hence real estate prices have risen)