For those of you who live there or have lived there-what are the pros & cons compared to other cities that you've been in?
Food-I'd have to think that Vegas has one of the best restaurant selections in the country.
Weather-This one is obvious. Great in the winter, hell in the summer.
Housing-Assuming that the market is similar to Phoenix, it's taken a HUGE dive. Has it hit bottom yet? Close to hitting bottom?
Traffic-I'm talking about the burbs. Is it really a big deal once you get away from Downtown\The Strip? On a somewhat related note, is Vegas as spread out as Phoenix? Phoenix has always seemed like it was built to cover as much ground as possible. It seems that everything is a long ways away from everything else.
Sports-You obviously get a ton of big name fight cards & other events, but of course you pay out the nose for them. $55 for PPV vs. $300 for an "okay" seat seems like a pretty easy decision to me.
Other thoughts?
Food-I'd have to think that Vegas has one of the best restaurant selections in the country.
Weather-This one is obvious. Great in the winter, hell in the summer.
Housing-Assuming that the market is similar to Phoenix, it's taken a HUGE dive. Has it hit bottom yet? Close to hitting bottom?
Traffic-I'm talking about the burbs. Is it really a big deal once you get away from Downtown\The Strip? On a somewhat related note, is Vegas as spread out as Phoenix? Phoenix has always seemed like it was built to cover as much ground as possible. It seems that everything is a long ways away from everything else.
Sports-You obviously get a ton of big name fight cards & other events, but of course you pay out the nose for them. $55 for PPV vs. $300 for an "okay" seat seems like a pretty easy decision to me.
Other thoughts?