All things equal, where in the US would you live?

Anonymous
Southern California - anywhere south of LA proper and within 3 miles from the ocean.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Hawaii. Probably Honolulu but I'll take what I can get.


+1
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Not sure if this suits this forum but since we all talk about where to live so much I thought I'd ask for fun:

If XX was no object (money, schools, crime), where in the US would you want to live? In this kind of "game" I don't suspect there are always reasons for one's fantasy choice, but if you have reasons what are they?


If I had no husband kids family ties or occupational ties here I think I would live in Historic Charleston, SC, or someplace similar. Experience that southern charm, warm weather, great homestyle food...or at least that's how I picture it - amazingly I've never actually been but I swear I'd move there in a second.



OP, what a silly question. If money & school were not an issue, it would not matter so much where you live. You can move anytime, travel, get a tutor for children...
Anonymous
Newport Beach, Ca.

Marin County, Ca.

Manhattan -- either UWS on a side street near CP or on the UES but East of Third.
Anonymous
I'd have my own brownstone in Park Slope - yeah, it's kind of 80s or 90s or whatever, but love the urban fabric.

If all of North America were open, I'd have a place in Montreal for the summer and near San Diego for the winter.
Anonymous
Actually, modern high rise apt. in Manhattan (maybe Union Square?) with doorman etc. and then old farmhouse on the North Fork.

This is my dream and why I pinch pennies.
Anonymous
It is good to have dreams. I need to start pinching my pennies!
Anonymous
I would have a pied a terre in Pimmit Hills. Or maybe Wheaton.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Pimmit Hills has it all.

Have not been there but am going by what I read on this forum.


LOL
Anonymous
Either a farmhouse in napa valley or the Mosaic District.
Anonymous
If we are talking anywhere . . . Southern California in the original Getty Museum just off the Pacific Coast Highway on the way out to Malibu. I would, of course, turn it back into a house. It would be living in a Tuscan Villa on the California coast.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Phoenix or Santa Fe


Phoenix? Have you been there?
Anonymous
Asheville, NC
Anonymous
Berkeley or San Francisco. Of course, in my dreams the earthquake thing is not an issue!
Anonymous
NW DC
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