Jos A Bank then get it tailored properly

Depends.. most residential neighborhoods no you can park on the street if you're lucky you have an apartment with a driveway available or you're in a complex that has parking but finding that parking can suck it's a battle for street parking a lot of neighborhoods are packed in tight.. downtown the canal District there's metered parking and then there are parking garages that would cost money.

Depending on your career if you move here you might just be taking jobs elsewhere .. it is more affordable to live in Worcester than Boston but rents are increasing realize that you're moving to a residential city that is trying to pass itself off as a walking city but it really isn't because we don't have something like the T we have city buses.. I wouldn't call it an easy way to get around the city so if you have a car that's a plus at a minimum rent here something like 1400 to 1600 a month and up from there

Some neighborhoods are better than others just like any city

A lot of restaurants opening and closing all the time..lol the good one surviving for the most part I won't get into the Polar Park controversy.. but I would say in the last 10 years have been a lot of growth and future potential with this city

Parking is tough. Winter makes it worst.

Honestly despite what anybody says about the city I would come up here and spend a few days before you make a decision

Update: seems to be back on.. hopefully it lasts

Wow..Holden too.. Charter starting to impress me with their ability to suck.

Same here!

I was literally on the chat with them or resetting my modem when they got a notification it will be out until 4:00 a.m. I swear those outages pop up at just the right times when they can fix problems