Ask HN: Pick a city, any city
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Portland is not bad. The winters are rainy and by the city can be expensive, but it's fairly relaxed and is close to absolutely gorgeous scenery.
Southeastern Virginia (York County and some of Virginia Beach) have some good schools and decently cheap housing.
Carolinas, Delaware, Florida have some nice spots.
Some parts of Maryland may fit the bill.
The Great Lakes areas are options too, if you're OK with colder winters.
Southeastern Virginia (York County and some of Virginia Beach) have some good schools and decently cheap housing.
Carolinas, Delaware, Florida have some nice spots.
Some parts of Maryland may fit the bill.
The Great Lakes areas are options too, if you're OK with colder winters.
North or South Carolina, Delaware, Florida (advantage Florida to no state income tax. Although summers in south Florida can be miserable with humidity.)
North Carolina is probably one of the nicest states I have lived in. Loved it there and would go back in a heart beat given the right opportunity. Lots to do and easy drive to lots of other activities.
North Carolina is probably one of the nicest states I have lived in. Loved it there and would go back in a heart beat given the right opportunity. Lots to do and easy drive to lots of other activities.
I can see the Atlanta area working for you, although we do not have ocean. (But we have lakes.)
San Diego or one of its adjoining suburbs.
Where would you move that has great schools, large lakes/ocean, scenery, reasonable cost of living (buy a ~2000-ish sq ft home for around $250k)?
You have family on both east and west coast, along with family in Minnesota and Nebraska.
If it matters, you currently live in a north suburb of Dallas, TX.
Where do you move, hypothetically of course?