If you could move anywhere in the US where would you live right now?

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Anonymous wrote:Peakes Island, Maine

Awww good choice! I’m in Portland and it’s such a lovely island

I live on the outskirts of Portland and would never live on an Island, that is an isolated life!

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Anonymous wrote:I’m in Portland ME (transplant from CA) and honestly I can’t really think of another place I’d like to live more. However if my budget allowed me to have a nice pad in a bigger city for the occasional getaway i wouldn’t be mad about it

Portland is all closed up and kinda depressing in the winter & spring though. What do you love about it then?

Clearly I'm the same pp from portland going through this thread hahaha. In the winter I like skiing and getting into all the restaurants without a reservation haha

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I could be quite happy, in a lovely little villa in Positano.

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Anonymous wrote:Conneticut ask me how I know haha

Yeah, but you cannot even spell it Connecticut

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Oh crud, has to be in the US…. Lake Tahoe, Nevada side.

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Anonymous wrote:1. Jackson hole
2. Park city
3. Bozeman
4. Burlington
5. Ithaca
6. Berkshires

Ithaca, that's an interesting call. I love Ithaca and it's beautiful in the summers. But spending winter there is a hard pass for me. It looks like you appreciate wintery spots, though, so it might be right for you!

Moved to park city from Bethesda 3 years ago- we loved Bethesda, but love Park City, too- great move for us!

I'm in park city too! Lived in arlington for a while then nyc. The weather in park city is perfect today!

Hi PP! Bethesda/Park City poster here. I wish I knew you in real life.
Where do you live in PC?
We are in Red Stone.
My daughter goes to Trailside, and Summit Dance Project. Our paths have probably crossed😀

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Anonymous wrote:I already live here. San Francisco.

Yup...I love the north bay if you don't want to be in the city.

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Sausalito, CA. I look at houses there all the time. When I get $5M to drop on a house, watch out!

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Boston, always Boston.

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Anonymous wrote:Summers in the Berkshires, Fall/Winter NYC, and Spring at a nice beach would be my ideal.

This sounds good to me!

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Anonymous wrote:Boston, always Boston.

Why? Just bc you’re from there?
Moved from DC suburbs to Boston suburbs recently and I don’t understand why dcum holds this area in such high regard all the time.
(Maybe I don’t get it as a poc)

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Anonymous wrote:Boston, always Boston.

Why? Just bc you’re from there?
Moved from DC suburbs to Boston suburbs recently and I don’t understand why dcum holds this area in such high regard all the time.
(Maybe I don’t get it as a poc)

It's a weird self-loathing thing. DC people know enough to not make a comparison between DC and NYC or similar, so another mid-sized city is projected as being somewhat alike but 1000% better. I don't get it. I'm from NYC and have lived in Boston and DC and they are really not that different, at least not on the utopia vs hellscape level people here describe. Boston is....fine.

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Anonymous wrote:Boston, always Boston.

Why? Just bc you’re from there?
Moved from DC suburbs to Boston suburbs recently and I don’t understand why dcum holds this area in such high regard all the time.
(Maybe I don’t get it as a poc)

It's a weird self-loathing thing. DC people know enough to not make a comparison between DC and NYC or similar, so another mid-sized city is projected as being somewhat alike but 1000% better. I don't get it. I'm from NYC and have lived in Boston and DC and they are really not that different, at least not on the utopia vs hellscape level people here describe. Boston is....fine.

I grew up in the south and moved to Boston, and it shocked me how openly racist and horrible people were. There’s a reason the biggest race riots ever in the US were in that city.

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NYC! Always wanted to live there for a while. True city life, culture, proximity to Europe

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Anonymous wrote:NYC! Always wanted to live there for a while. True city life, culture, proximity to Europe

Proximity to Europe . . . good one.