Right now, a very small town not much over 900 people. Next week, an actual city that has shops and more people than corn fields. Yeah I'm moving.

I live in a developing suburb of a large city. Ten or so years ago it was pretty much only a neighborhood and a Circle K, and now its got about half a million people or something. Woah.

I live in a quiet suburban area. Its Heritage for the most part, with croppings of apartment blocks.

Tree lined streets, local schools. That kind of thing.

15 mins walk away is downtown.

I live in Michigan Right on Lake Michigan In a lame town With nothing but drugs to do. Fun, but lame

I live in a suburb, but it's 80,000 people and growing. It's technically the size of a city.

I live in the 'suburbs' of a very busy international city. I say 'suburbs' as it's nothing like Suburbia in the States.

Geneva for the win!

I live in a neighborhood which is part of a city. I do live in the less busy part of the city though.. The busier part is 20 mins of cycling away.

I live in a little, quiet town and I love it. The next city isn't far away and it also isn't far to other countries.

i live in the suburbs in a neighbourhood i don't even like! surrounded by snobs and all. but i'm about fifteen minutes away from downtown, so that makes up for it.

i'm right on the outskirts of a big city (it's 20 minutes on public transport to get from here to the city centre)...i'm in a small town, but we're surrounded by countryside and farmland...so i have the best of both worlds...

I live in an overpopulated town, and am dying to move. It's always crowded around London. Hardly any rural parts.

I live in a semi-rural part of an artsy suburb of a small big city.

A fairly large suburb of a large city. c:

A quiet little village. No shops or anything, but all the main shops are around us, as well as a pretty popular cinema and football stadium. ;D Also, we live on the outside of the main city ^^.

I live in a rich white suburb just outside a major city.

Everywhere you go, you see OLD PEOPLE. Old people, old people, old people.

Not like I'm complaining or anything, it's just that I've seen more old people here than anywhere else I've ever been.

(This is quite a popular place to retire, I've been told. Go figure.)