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Miami/Fort Lauderdale area. Great weather, (relatively) low property prices, major airports and no state income tax.
Miami is too corrupt and overpriced. Besides the beach, there isn't much to do to enjoy nature with the lack of parks. And the beach is to be avoided at all costs during major holidays/spring break anyway.
Houston, TX - cheap, freakin amazing food, accessible to the whole country - direct flights coz United hub.
Pros - driver’s paradise - love doing 80 on 65, no harsh winters - only fake winters
Cons - it’s TX, hot af, agression on the road is real
Diversity is great and tacos are 🔥
San Diego
Denver. Great food, nice people and younger crowd (incl. young families), decent public transportation, mountains for hiking, skiing, festivals, and art, and a United hub to get you to wherever you want.
Sarasota, FL and Jackson, WY - split time between both
Anywhere I don't have to see people ever
Florida. No state income tax and good weather.
Charleston, Seaside FL, Park City UT
LA Or Denver
Vegas
Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. Fishing, hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ATVs, that’s the dream!
I’d stay in DC or consider Seattle metro. The extra cash wouldn’t sway me in terms of locale; just what type of house I’d consider. Love the culture of these two cities. Considered Boulder, CO but I love access to water too much.
Newport, Jersey City
Florida. No state income tax, enjoyable state parks, and it's really no more hot and humid than the rest of the south or even the mid-Atlantic (said as a MD native who also lived in NC).
New York or nowhere
LA, North of DTLA.
I’d say greater Charlotte area. People feel the need to live in these overpriced cities that I’ve grew up in like NY or LA but I love the outdoors, mountains, there is a lot to do there and I like money so definitely not spending it in a HCOL
Charlotte is really expensive now. It’s changed.
Rising Star
Everyone can ignore TA1’s god awful takes
Philadelphia!
Northern Virginia, Atlanta or San Diego. Money would sway move to SD. Diversity, urban feel and decent weather are key for me.
Dallas for sure!
Burlington vt
Amazing city. Only underground mall I’ve ever seen