Where in Cali would you live if money were not an issue? (San Diego: oceanfront, condos)

[SoCalTwinkie]

I would choose CARMEL...hands down.

[StarLite]

San Diego, maybe La Jolla

[norcalgirl]

hmmmmm......1 on the beach in Malibu...1 in Beverly hills or Hollywood hills...1 in the snow in Lake Tahoe...1 in Hillsborough, where I would live-i'm from the SF bay area

[Dedalus]

Bolinas, CA. If they haven't taken down the sign again, and I could remember how to find it.

[nanannie]

Originally Posted by Lindyscribe

Malibu!!!! Now, that is a wondeful place!

I must have missed the wonder all the times I have been..Malibu to me was a few feet along side of a VERY busy and dangerous HIWAY!!
I saw lots and lots of garage doors side by side,touching each other,hmmmm.Not my idea of paradise just so you can live by Shirley MacLaine or Goldie Hawn

[Suzer]

A three story ornate Victorian in Piedmont.

[sdmlions]

A house in the hills overlooking Carpinteria valley and the 'world's safest beach'...or in Hope Ranch in Santa Barbara

[newportbeachsmostwanted]

Originally Posted by nanannie

I saw lots and lots of garage doors side by side,touching each other,hmmmm.Not my idea of paradise just so you can live by Shirley MacLaine or Goldie Hawn

Not all of Malibu is crammed along the "27 Miles of Scenic Beauty" on PCH. In Latigo Canyon, for example, many homes have 3-5 acres... The Point Dume neighborhood is completely unconnected to through streets and has ocean views. As does Malibu Road..

[mmegowan]

Any of the beach cities in the South Bay of Los Angeles are great, but we live in Palos Verdes Estates on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. It is a great community, with great weather, excellent schools, low crime, and a wonderful life style.

I have developed web pages with a vast amount of information about each of the beach cities in the South Bay of Los Angeles. I have separate pages with information about each of the cities of Palos Verdes Estates, Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills and Rolling Hills Estates, San Pedro, Torrance, Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and El Segundo. Each of these pages on each of the cities includes demographic information, information on the cities' neighborhoods, school, information, parks and recreation information, cultural facilities, property tax rates, and much more. I also have separate pages on each of these cities history, including a great resource page for the overall history of the South Bay of Los Angeles. These pages, and their links can be accessed at my home page of http://www.maureenmegowan.com .

This information is far more extensive than any other resource available on the internet and I thought you might be interested on linking these pages from your web site.

My local newspaper, in fact, recently did a feature article on us:http://www.maureenmegowan.com/PageMa...D=1986733&NF=1

Thank you
Maureen Megowan

[stellar9]

If money were not an issue, I would definitely live on an acre or so on the edge of San Luis Obispo. I love that city. The weather is perfect, if not a bit boring. The community services are top notch and the post high school schools are nearby and highly rated for my kids (and maybe myself later on).