Urban Living

In Florida, as the video mentions, the people there will pay just about whatever is takes to be on a block where there are activities to do such as walking, biking around, and skateboarding. If you compare the statements in the video to my town, it is kind of similar but not exactly. In Hanceville, there are people who like to be involved and there are living spaces here to accommodate to that. However, no one pays to live here to be apart of a city like South Florida. No one here walks around unless they do not have a car. Some people like to walk their dog or go for a run, however that is not seen very often. I feel like the most popular attraction here would be Wallace, even through it's not necessarily one. So, no people do not pay to be apart of the community as much as to be closer to the school. The best marketing that Hanceville has is the community college. whereas other small cities do not have that luxury.