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ohio and florida > oakland
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ohio and florida > oakland
anywhere in oakland u can get robbedI've lived in Oakland for over 25 years, currently stay in Downtown/Old Oakland area, got robbed at the beginning of last year.
http://niketalk.com/t/528845/got-robbed-in-downtown-oakland-by-some-goons-on-saturday-night
Still, I love the place, amazing food and bar/lounge scene is thriving.
But no, do not venture into the East or West Oakland flatlands at night.
dont u stay in one of the most ****** *** cities in america?????Drop the bridge into the water, build a wall, let them be.... Lol
dont u stay in one of the most ****** *** cities in america?????
I mean there's hoods like this all over the country, though....
This isn't some new phenomenon, this is a general attitude towards life/authority that manifests itself in urban areas everywhere that have been neglected and left to starve...
Oakland is the west coast brooklyn
Oakland is a great city. It has a lot of character. Lots of potential. But still, lots of problems and a long way from reaching its potential.
IMO i think it has the best weather in the bay area as compared to the other major cities (SF and SJ.) It's warmer and sunnier than SF and has a nice breeze that SJ lacks.
I currently stay in the south bay because there are so many more job opportunities in the silicon valley than in the East Bay. But I've always dreamed of raising a family in the East Bay.
I think Oakland could use some gentrification.
stayin clean in oakland with that fresh Ecko jacket
Only moving there because they are being priced out of SF, which they caused to begin with. You don't move into a worse section of the city by choice, but out of necessity.Hate to say it, but you really do sound ignorant.
The dude who posted that article is right about the Town being one of the most exciting places in America to move to. I have been looking for my first home in the Bay for a while, and every realtor I've spoken to has said Oakland is blowing up. Plenty of dot-commers are making their way out to Oakland and the rest of the East Bay and making it a hot bed for the newer generation.
All the hearsay youve heard from your friends and family are blinding you and preventing you from enjoying and appreciating one of the most exciting cities in America.
The mall in Fairfield is probably the hoodish mall in America.