I’ve lived in LA for the last 7 years.

My lease is up soon and I’m considering trying somewhere new.

I value natural beauty, access to international flights, and a strong sense of local identity.

Shill me on where you think I should move (and why!) — anywhere is fair game.

Chicago

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We got 30+ miles of gorgeous lakefront to walk, run, bike

Proud local identity (neighborhoods)

International flight galore (O'Hare)

A great public transit system

Amazing food! 

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Yeah Chicago's got a pretty strong case here, especially if you prefer to stay US.  

Access to EU and Asia direct

Very proud local identity (but not like... southern pride... if you catch my drift...)

Chicago remains the most accessible top tier food in the US for sure, and the fastest growing chinatown as well

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it is - and i stand by this vehemently - still different (at least in my own experience)

Southside, bro, look for the Gallaghers. Lol.