Highest monthly foreclosure rate: 1 in 70 (Las Vegas)
Highest unemployment rate: 16.2% (Stockton)
Highest median household income: $89,000 (San Jose)
Highest one-year income growth (proj.): 4.2% (Austin)
Highest one-year increase in median home price (proj.): 1.6% (Charleston)
Worst one-year decrease in median home price (proj.): -36.2% (Miami)
Worst one-year income decrease (proj.) -1.4% (Detroit)
Strength of the economy and strength of the housing market: They're the key to how well a place's strip clubs will prosper.
In Ohio, Columbus and Cincinnati are both listed as "strong" housing markets but boring strip clubs. Dayton and Cleveland are both listed as "Weak" housing markets but both cities have strip clubs well reviewed and on the top 100 tuscl list.
Source: Money magazine
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Sam: Okay, but (for a challenge) explain Portland, Oregon.
Portland is listed as "lagging", which is between strong and weak.
I have not been to Portland and have no interest in going there so I have not read enough reviews to know much about the place lol
Yeah, but by your own work, they keep adding (low-mileage) strip clubs ... WTF?!? Are the local males just born without the part of the brain that allows for social functioning?
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