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We’re at $325 HHI and live in NYC.
It’s not the best financially (obviously), but it is the best for the lifestyle we want while we’re still in our early 30s.
There’s a reason some places are cheaper than others, but it all depends on what you want out of life.
God y’all have no imagination. The US has some of the most scenic and beautiful cities and you’re choosing the most basic. Also NY? Do y’all just like to be broke and oppressed lol
Small coastal towns in California or Maine or towns with cool character like Charleston or New Orleans in the garden district.
If I don't live in New York, then what's with all the money I'm making?
Rising Star
In a state that does not have income tax. NY would be one of my last choices.
Chief
NYC. But that’s because there’s literally nowhere else in the US I would live.
Chief
Just because you couldn’t make it here doesn’t mean people better than you have the same trouble, CEO.
Chief
New York
Chicago
Santa Barbara or Breckenridge if you like spending time outside.
🤷🏻♂️ they said live, not be a real estate mogul
Somewhere around the Hudson Valley between NYC and Albany. Absolutely stunning along the river up there. Very underrated and affordable. You can just take the train into NYC in a couple hours or go skiing in Vermont, go up to Montreal etc.
St. petersburg FL
Pro
Dallas tx
We’re at 550 and will pick Dallas over any other replaces any day (in tech now not BCG)
Atlanta
Denver - to hike and ski but still enjoy the big city life. Also, you guys hiring? 😅
California is the only state that is worth it (East Coaster here)
Amazon 1: if you can’t find something you like in California then idk you might need to reevaluate your hobbies.
Rising Star
ATL
South Orange County, CA
In my 20s? NYC.
30+ with kids? Probably Boston or Denver
Hawaii
Hilton Head Island SC. Move there tomorrow. Please and thank you! lol
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We have a 450 HHI, and we live in Yuma, AZ, but we also own a property in San Diego. For the price of one condo in San Diego, we basically bought a mansion here. Low tax, sunny all year round. We just go to SD when it gets super hot here
Cleveland.
If you're raising an eyebrow or starting to laugh, let me learn you something...
- One of the best orchestras. In. The. World.
- Second largest theatre district in the country
- Art museum with the second largest endowment in the country (also free entry for everything but the rotating exhibits)
- Three major sports teams (that will break your heart)
- Great parks and nature trails. Cleveland aka Forest City
- Great Lakes
- Great food
- Great people
It's a city of 300k people punching way above its weight. Lived in several 1M+ cities that should be taking notes. Would move back tomorrow if I could.
And a handful of professional sports teams!
... couldn't imagine being a Browns fan, though