I need to start over! Recommend a city/state

[robphelan]

Originally posted by: GuitarDaddy

Originally posted by: AntMan530

Originally posted by: Ricemarine
If you really want to be cheap. live in Texas...

Do you have a specific city? I really like Texas, except the politic stuff that happends down there.

Austin is nice, San Antonio is great, DFW(my home) is also good. Or there are thousands of small towns, if you like the rural life

Austin is better suited to younger folks . UT + a lot of partying. san antonio is better for older, married families.

 

[Hammer]

Originally posted by: OmahaTaz
I hear New Orleans has lots of new opportunities

 

[IronWing]

Originally posted by: Dimicron

Originally posted by: miri

Originally posted by: kstu
anywhere in virginia

Virginia sucks, im moving next year after I graduate.

:thumbsup:

Northern AZ is nice (Flagstaff or Payson, AZ). Forested, cool, it snows but temps rarely stay below freezing. Intel and Microchip have plants in Chandler and Gilvert, AZ (both pretty much suburbs of Phoenix).

VA and MD have high taxes. Jobs are easy to find in the DC area, but traffic sucks.

PA and OH are nice, but hard to find jobs there.

Northern AZ gets my vote!

Flagstaff and Payson are both running out of water. Also expect to live with a lot of smoke from forest fires. Between the wildfires and the prescribed burns there is smoke in the air more often than there isn't. Decent paying jobs are also hard to come by in AZ outside of the Phoenix wad.

 

[tami]

this question is too generic.

 

[DaShen]

Originally posted by: robphelan

Originally posted by: GuitarDaddy

Originally posted by: AntMan530

Originally posted by: Ricemarine
If you really want to be cheap. live in Texas...

Do you have a specific city? I really like Texas, except the politic stuff that happends down there.

Austin is nice, San Antonio is great, DFW(my home) is also good. Or there are thousands of small towns, if you like the rural life

Austin is better suited to younger folks . UT + a lot of partying. san antonio is better for older, married families.

Low crime rate in areas, great nature, friendly people, low traffic, good schools FTW

Not true.... Suburbs in Austin are great for families. You are thinking of midtown or downtown Austin. But the suburbs in Austin (Hill Country, highlands...) are all very, very good for families.

Low crime rate, good nature, good schools, low traffic, and good tech opportunities FTW. Only downside is that it is expensive in regards to Texas to live in Austin. Cheaper than up North though, so if you live up North and move to Austin, you'll like it. The weather tends to be better in Austin than other parts of Texas, too. but you will have to get used to the heat anyways.

 

[serialkiller]

Originally posted by: DaShen

Originally posted by: robphelan

Originally posted by: GuitarDaddy

Originally posted by: AntMan530

Originally posted by: Ricemarine
If you really want to be cheap. live in Texas...

Do you have a specific city? I really like Texas, except the politic stuff that happends down there.

Austin is nice, San Antonio is great, DFW(my home) is also good. Or there are thousands of small towns, if you like the rural life

Austin is better suited to younger folks . UT + a lot of partying. san antonio is better for older, married families.

Low crime rate in areas, great nature, friendly people, low traffic, good schools FTW

Not true.... Suburbs in Austin are great for families. You are thinking of midtown or downtown Austin. But the suburbs in Austin (Hill Country, highlands...) are all very, very good for families.

Low crime rate, good nature, good schools, low traffic, and good tech opportunities FTW. Only downside is that it is expensive in regards to Texas to live in Austin. Cheaper than up North though, so if you live up North and move to Austin, you'll like it. The weather tends to be better in Austin than other parts of Texas, too. but you will have to get used to the heat anyways.

I love austin... I was formally from Houston and moved here to go to UT... now that I graduated i work in Round Rock (little north of austin)... I love both places....

 

[silverpig]

Hartford. Go Whalers!!!

 

[RandomFool]

Rhode Island, it's small but fierce!

 

[silverpig]

Originally posted by: RandomFool
Rhode Island, it's small but fierce!

Quahog? Or maybe Petoria?

 

[RandomFool]

Originally posted by: silverpig

Originally posted by: RandomFool
Rhode Island, it's small but fierce!

Quahog? Or maybe Petoria?

If only they were real.

 

[Dr. Detroit]

Since all of Cali is damn expensive but plentiful in jobs.....

Rolla, Missouri

Was a nice medium sized town of about 30K people about 90 miles South of St. Louis.

 

[casper114]

Mustang, Oklahoma. That's where I live. Cheap Houses ( I paid 86k for mine and it has a pool, 3bd, 2bath, close to school) Great schools, Close to Oklahoma city (jobs) new jobs are comin here everday! Just got a Dell plant. I moved here when my dad retired from the Navy about 10 years ago. I love it and will never go back anywhere else to live.

 

[Phoenix86]

Originally posted by: AntMan530

Originally posted by: Ricemarine
If you really want to be cheap. live in Texas...

Do you have a specific city? I really like Texas, except the politic stuff that happends down there.

DFW area or Austin.

 

[stuman19]

Madison WI area. People are great. I think Middleton was quite high in top ten places to live in the US.