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I lived in both. Have you been to Shaker Heights, Chagrin Falls and Gates Mill? Their architecture, landscaping and culture, yes culture offering, are so much better than many places in FL. FL wins over sunny weather and water attraction. The majority of FL subdivisions are the sameness and not very attractive.
Expensive =/= good taste.
Not to mention Hudson, Pepper Pike & Rocky River.
Cleveland knows how to do suburbs.
Depends on your standards. I think 400k in the Houston burbs gets you something really nice.
Same for the St. Louis metro area. $400,000 will buy a very nice house in the metro area. And the St. Louis area has a lot to offer. Plenty of cultural amenities, lots of music venues, and don't have to drive a great distance to get some nature.
We have one of the best zoos in the country, some charming neighborhoods...and while we don't have ocean coasts, we have river life. :-)
What cities are most expensive and cities the least expensive when comes buying house?
I hear Los Angeles to buy a house is $700,000 and San Diego and San Francisco over a million.
And $600,000 in Dallas and $400,000 in Phoenix.
This is something that could easily be googled. There are 100's of articles on this as well.
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If it weren’t for the weather I would have still lived there.
