If money were no object? (condo, houses, buy)

[Her]

If you were young, had a college degree, single, and could afford to live anywhere, where would it be and why?

I suppose I really shouldnt limit the question....if money were no object where would you live? Preferably answers within the states. Out of the states, I would pick Scotland though

[gameguy56]

New York City

[JMT]

I'd buy Elton John's condo in midtown Atlanta.

[metro223]

I would renovate a huge farmhouse near a river on a lot with an abundance of acres, and buy some horses to go with it. (in iowa)

[Her]

Elton John's condo huh? Interesting. No condo, no Atlanta?

[lovethewest]

A large craftsman on top of a hill with panoramic views of Puget Sound, downtown Seattle, Olympic Mountains, Cascade Mountains, and Mt. Rainier.

[HighPlainsDrifter73]

Let's see, if money was no object, I wouldn't have to worry about working so proximity to a job with a good career is not important. I guess if you're loaded you wouldn't need a college degree either.

For me, I would still move to North Dakota where I'm planning on moving anyway. The difference being, I would purchase 1000 acres on the high plains, build a 10000 square foot mansion set back far from the road and a 20000 square foot commercial pole building to house all my motor vehicle toys. I would definitely be adding to my fleet of vehicles with all kinds of cars, trucks, tractors and trailers.

That to me would be a dream. But, since I will never be loaded enough for that, I'll settle for a few acres, a moderate sized house and pole barn.

[northbound74]

A place where the temperatures never (or very rarely) get above 70-75, because I can't handle the heat.

[jerodam12]

I would buy two gaint houses in North Carolina and buy another in Bel-air.

[metro223]

After I got settled in my at my horse farm I mentioned above, I would buy a second estate in the Magnolia District of Seattle.