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Minding your own business, keeping to yourself, close family values, sense of dress - dressing to impress (they don't do that down south and out west), education, etc. Those things I really like about the northeast.
Can't speak for other areas of the country but for where I'm from in the northeast, that's nail on the head.
Home #1 - Brooklyn. A Brownstone in Brooklyn specifically, Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, Prospect Heights, Park Slope (further down on my list but you get it) etc.
Home # 2 - ONLY DURING Dec 1st - April 1st Somewhere in West Palm Beach but Christmas will be in New York.
Home #1 Minneapolis. My far and away favorite city in the Country. In the process of moving there permanently as we speak.
Home #2 Charleston SC. Would make a nice Winter getaway, though I doubt I would stay there for more than a week at a time once a month every month through the Winter. I like Winter. I like to Skate and play pond Hockey etc... but it would be nice to get out of the cold for a week every once in awhile
Great question...and I did not read all of the answers but primary home would be a big cabin in Montana or Wyoming even though I've never been to either place. Secondary (for when I'm in the mood to shop and stuff) a nice condo overlooking SF Bay.
OK,dreaming BIG here
Primary residence- the Boerum Hill neighborhood in Brooklyn.
Secondary-Park City, Utah, the Outer Banks of NC & also a home in the French Quarter.
I'd buy in one of the Mid-Atlantic states: SE Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia. I wouldn't buy a second home. There are plenty of places for rent.
Odd how so many people have an infatuation with Montana yet next to no one lives here.
Ted Turner hasn't sold them the land for their dream home yet.
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