re: Where should a young professional, working in New Orleans, live?

Bud and T.W Samuels after a long day of scaffolding

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I'm not really any different in real life compared to here

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im the exact same person irl

As in I don't lie about shite.

But I'm a little bombastic with some things with some views that a girl I take out on dates from time to time don't need to be reading my post history with out contex

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i would live in lakeview, but majority of coworkers lived on north shore or old metry.

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A buddy of mine lives in lakeview and swears by Parlays

My podnuh recently sold his house off Chipawa in the channel and moved off RELee by the London canal, and he says it's straight but I can tell he misses upt. Every time I'm over there it's like there is no one in the neighborhood. It's way too quiet. I have to have shite going on around me. Maybe I'm weird. That's why I loved the CBD. I may be doing the same mundane thing but everyday when I got in the elevator and walking to work it was always something new and new faces. Maybe I'm a sucker to chaos

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35 yrs old, no kids, professional

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Ur sis is a lesbian baw

Unmarried? Warehouse district or uptown if I could afford it, midcity if not.

Married? Covington, Lakeview, or Old Metairie

Metairie
Uptown
Warehouse district

Young (early 30s), single partner in our Lafayette office decided to transfer to the NOLA office. He bought a two story townhouse in the FQ (St. Ann Street near Rampart, I think). He walked to our office at One Shell building and kept his Porche in a garage a few blocks from his home. He rented out the upstairs and lived down. He loved it there, but transferred back to the Lafayette office after about 5 years. Sold the townhouse for a considerable profit.

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I guess I don't get what people see in lakeview. It's very expensive for what it is.