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Plus they're so deep in student debt that buying a suburban house or leasing a car is not an option.

It's probably 2-3x larger than my childhood home and would have fetched $750,000+ in the suburban Midwest.

All of NYC put together in the same period added 500,000 residents, slightly beating out this one part of suburban Dallas.

My suburban neighborhood growing up did not have sidewalks; not sure if that was unusual.

These shootings took place in big cities, suburban areas, towns, and in rural areas.

Overall it's my impression that urban areas are much more walkable/bikeable than suburban ones.

Mountain View (Googleplex) is pretty much the only large Google office that's suburban.

For those that want more suburban lifestyles, there are a plethora of options <1 hour from the office in Long Island, New Jersey and Westchester.

Half of a suburban family's energy use is devoted to driving.

The suburban office will always be in the wrong spot.

One of the chief advantages of suburban life is cost.

Louis area prosecutors would like nothing better than a showy media trial of suburban white dudes to distract from the well-deserved asskicking they've gotten over the last year.

I have always interpreted suburban tech office parks as a hold-over from the days of engineers being considered "back office" cost-center workers, rather than "front office" revenue-generating talent.

> Also just look at the health of rural people versus urban people in the US The rural/urban comparison (most studies of which include suburbs in the "urban" side) is a very different thing from the suburban/urban comparison.