Your best American cities

Week of January 16 2010

 

Your best American cities
 
1. Portsmouth Virginia
Are you seeking a city with a historic character?
One with old and handsome homes, hotels with ambiance and architecture, and homes with elegant river front views?
A city that offers lots of all kinds of shopping?
Well, look no further than Portsmouth Virginia.
A city that is often overlooked but one that will surprise you in so many ways.
Come to Portsmouth and see for yourself.
 
2. Lowell Massachusetts
Lowell is a city that offers much to the nature lover, the history buff, the art and music enthusiast, plus so much more.
If you enjoy canoeing on the river, hiking and biking through nature trails, and swimming, then Lowell is for you.
If you enjoy communicating and interacting with artists, sculptors, musicians, and even web gurus, then Lowell is for you.
Why not pay a visit to Lowell and see for yourself. 
 
3. North Las Vegas
If you are seeking a city that offers all kinds of affordable real estate; from homes with magnificent riverfront views, to vacation getaways with all of the amenities at your fingertips, then North Las Vegas is it.
This scenic city is located at a stone’s throw away from the heart of down town Las Vegas.
There is exciting entertainment, fine dining, and lots to do in North Las Vegas.
If you’re looking for a city with majestic mountains and undulating desert valleys, then it’s time for you to investigate North Las Vegas. 

 

4. Tulsa Oklahoma
Tulsa is one of the hottest places to be these days when it comes to affordable real estate.
Tulsa contains lots of friendly neighborhoods located in pleasant suburbs that ring Metropolitan Tulsa.
There are historical districts for the history buff to explore and arts districts for the art lover to check out.
Tulsa contains good health care facilities and it is an overall good city in which to bring up your kids.
If you’re seeking a solid city to relocate to, then Tulsa is it.