If you could live ANYWHERE... (moving, beaches, friendly)

[Raphael07]

Originally Posted by Billiam

They're all VERY nice, but non world class

DC is definitely world class.

[theSUBlime]

Originally Posted by Billiam

They're all VERY nice, but non world class

Nope, I'm pretty sure they are all world class cities.

[LLLL98]

$ no object? either Carmel or Monterey, California... followed by Baltimore (Go Os!)

[TheWereRabbit]

Originally Posted by Fleet

I would live in Monteria Estates in Chatsworth (California).
Two main reasons:

All of the homes are mansions on a minimum of 2 acres of land.

I like to see open spaces and mountains when I look out the window, not a bunch of buildings.

If you want to see open spaces and mountains there is probably somewhere better than the valley....you could have a mansion on more than 2 acres of land in Montana or somewhere.

[sweetclimber]

Originally Posted by Go Ne

DC is definitely world class.

If you took Miami, SD and Atlanta off and added Houston, Philly, Dallas and DC then you would have all the world cities in the US on this poll! That being said, I chose Boston from the list because of the history, vibrancy and sense of community I felt during my several visits there. Nothing beats beacon Hill or a walk in the common!

[case44]

If I leave Dallas, I've got a list of five possible places:

1. Houston (my sights set there for years, plus, I'd like a weekend retreat near Galveston)
2. Austin
3. Lubbock
4. El Paso
5. Phoenix

And if I really dare myself after I win that lottery, then it would be Honolulu!

[Fleet]

Originally Posted by TheWereRabbit

If you want to see open spaces and mountains there is probably somewhere better than the valley....you could have a mansion on more than 2 acres of land in Montana or somewhere.

- The place I selected has mild winters.
- The place I selected has access to close-by shopping areas.

[pwright1]

My first choice would be San Francisco. Seattle, Vancouver B.C., New York and Miami are also favorites of mine.

[*Sweetkisses*]

Originally Posted by Blingnjkbling

DC is nothing special IMO, Seattle is wet and rainy 10 months out of the year, and Houston and Philly- who WOULD even Want to live there?

And where do you live thats offers so much more cultural amenities than Philly? I'd like to know.

[Billiam]

Originally Posted by theSUBlime

Nope, I'm pretty sure they are all world class cities.

Nope, non world class. DC is the strongest of them, but the world class cities to me at least are New York, London, Paris and Tokyo