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I'm sorry.. I didn't mean cost of living.. I meant in terms of average cost of housing.. It may be a different figure for "cost of living." ALSO.. is the granby tower going to be the tallest building in Norfolk?? if soo how tall.. I'm hoping that it can beat our states (Louisiana) phallic monument.. at 140 M.. cause it would piss me off if the tallest building in Baton Rouge LA is taller than that of a huge metro area like Norfolk.

i see that norfolk is ranked 22 in the country in terms of highest cost of living.. Is that because there is lack of space? or just cause it seems so pretty.. eveything is on or near water.. seems that the real estate prices seem fair enough.. maybe that just takes into account apartments..

sounds good. Thanks for the input. I was suprised at how small the downtown/skyline seemed for a city in such a large metro area was.. But when I looked into it I found all these new buildings going up that everyone has been talking about. So that's a plus. How is traffic? It seems that it would be pretty bad with all of the relatively large cities surrounding norfolk. But that could just be a bad assumption.

wow.. i have researched almost all the "large" cities on the east coast.. and I must say Nofolk seems incredibly interesting and "on the move" to me. Although I have not been there yet I have plans in progress to move within the next few months from Louisiana.. it may be a little off topic. Sorry for that.. but I have a few worries. First the "military" influence has been mentioned to me as a potential turnoff for a young couple. Also I was wondering how the nighlife was. Is there a boardwalk or nice "galleria" area in downtown norfolk.. Thanks for any input guys.