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[QUOTE="General20, post: 3009683, member: 724"]
In Syracuse unemployment is down, wages are up, overall participation int he job market is up, and 73% of the people moving into the city are millennials which is 3rd best in the nation.  College grads are hardly being driven away.  Your ideas about the job market here are outdated.

Weather is certainly subjective.  But Syracuse is the snowiest major city in the country but not one if the 50 coldest or 50 windiest cities.  We have lots of relatively warm days to play in all the snow we get, and the best snow removal of any city on earth, which to me is perfect.

I do think Spring is the worst weather we get here, but 9 of the 12 months of the year I'll take Syracuse's weather over DC's.

Nobody should derive value from where they live, but everybody should love where they live.  It's too easy to move to not love where you live.  I always say the best thing you learn in law school is where to live.  Due to the bar exam you are forced to choose your state, so it only makes sense to choose your city too.  I could have lived in any city in the country, and was actively recruited by law firms in several of them.  I chose to live in Syracuse because I consider it to be THE best city in the world for me. I dont expect everybody to share my opinion about Syracuse or anything else, but most if the people who criticize have done a hell of a lot less research than I have about it, and are a hell of a lot less informed than I am about it, and I have no problem justifying my decision to move to Syracuse especially since its been such a great decision for me and my family.
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