Kayjay
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SAN DIEGO! |
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Coche
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Somewhere where there isn't a lot of paparazzi, such as San Diego. |
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GSWALLY
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San Diego i live it there. Not the cheapest place to live thats for sure but its not the worst either. I hate no city in the world more than la i avoid that place like the plaque.
San Diego is just such a nice place, i love everything about it. |
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dynamite_boy619
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San Diego till I die! |
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skcs11
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san diego |
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diva
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San Diego hands down but expensive next would be just outside at oceanside |
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chris_in_pdx
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San Diego is nice, I think you've answered your own question. |
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Carla P
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San Diego, no doubt about it! |
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Nick
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well, if you will live in downtown or la jolla, then san diego. If you were planning on living in east county or something, I would choose san fran instead.... |
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sofiedriskell
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I do not live there, but a lot of people I work with have lived there and they all say San diego. |
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! tiffy !
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LA |
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simply_sandy929
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If you like beaches, consider Santa Barbara and San Diego. If you like mountain areas, do consider Big Bear:-).
I live in San Bernardino, and if I want to go to the beach, it's just an hour or two away. If I like to retreat in the mountain and savor Mother Nature, it's just about forty five minutes. I will tell you that any place or cities on earth, there are always crime. The houses are more affordable (from $300,00.00 up) than other places here in Southern CA.
No matter where you're going to stay, I am sure you will find CA as one of the best places in the world. Everything is convenient, from wild nightlife to solitary life.
Best of luck:-). |
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lala land
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San Diego or in the San Diego county like Chula Vista is a nice place to live. |
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Ann V
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LA or San Diego i have been there and i would like to move there one day (but i have the same problem as you...) |
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hoponcop
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Amsterdam county California |
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nickname
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San Diego is great.. i recommend it.. housing is a bit expensive though... but nothing is perfect i guess |
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ohmfemme
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I would pick San Francisco. It's beautiful there, and it's close to the wine country. |
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Mary L
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Fair warning, darlin' ... gas is $3.44 per gallon in San Diego. |
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laxluva87
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the surfer in me says malibu but i also like scenic and historical sooo a beach home in malibu and a reg home in sacremento or San diego |
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the pink baker
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I wouldn't live in California. |
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ryan g
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Los Angeles of course. if youre retiring soon San Diego might be your choice. |
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Greasy Tony
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What about Ventura County (Ventura/Camarrilo/Thousand Oaks)? A few minutes north and your in Santa Barbara. Easy access to the PCH, and in a few minutes south, your in L.A. Ventura County isn't touristy like San Diego. L.A. or SF, so the traffic isn't as crazy. You can take scenic canyon drives on the weekends or just hang out at the pier. I grew up there and I'm looking to move back sometime, if you don't like the hustle and bustle of a big California city, then you should consider Ventura County. |
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lifesucks101101
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la jolla, del mar, chula vista |
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Angelacia baybeeeeee
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San Diego all the way! |
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mjkl1
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San Jose, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Palo Alto - all are GORGEOUS and have seasons (I need those!).
San Diego is also great, but the weather's the same all the time.
And San Fran is wonderful, but it's just too danged expensive! But if I could afford it, I'd be there in a flash.
Good luck, and I do envy you just a little bit. ;-) |
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yahoo8367383
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If you're looking for stereotypical postcard California and cost and budget is no object, do move to Southern California area, from Santa Barbara, Santa Monica to Laguna Beach, or Newport Beach to La Jolla and San Diego. Gorgeous towns.
As for San Francisco, it's a nice city to visit but the weather is certainly not "California" weather. I assume you want California weather if you're relocating here. That's the whole point, isn't it? San Francisco Bay area ain't cheap either. Definitely more expensive than San Diego due to the abundance of professional tech jobs and high salaries.
If you want cheap, just stay away from these coastal towns and live on the east side of California (further inland). For example, Sacramento or Bakersfield :-) Much, much cheaper real estate, but not as desirable, obviously.
You get what you pay for, my friend. You get what you pay for.. |
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bubblegum
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Sacramento, its a low crime area with bueatiful scenery and its not to far from the beach. |
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kermit
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I'm moving to San Fran in July. |
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lauren
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los angeles,beverly hills or bel air |
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LilJon1988
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if i could live in cali and if money dident matter I would have multiple homes. My main residence would be in Rancho Santa Fe. 10+ Acres, soraing Eucluptyus trees everywhere + palm trees and other tropical plants galore with the required orange tree field. The house would be either a Mediteranian or a Spanish Colonial Revival style with around 9000 SqFt. Tennis court, guest house, pool house, all the goodies for ideal RSF living.
Actually, my dream home can be found at www.theultimateestate.com
My beach house would be in La Jolla Farms, with a gondala from the bluff to the beach. 6000Sqft, 5 acres.
My other houses would include a 5000sqft historic spanish home high in the hills above monticito/Santa Barbara with the stunning view on 15+ acres.
Some more include a 2000Sqft cabin in Big Sur, hidden in the hills somewhere with that truly breathtaking view. 10 acres with a lot of trees.
A historic mansion in Pacific Heights with the view of the bay and bridge. 6-7K sqft. There was a house in AD that fits this discription exactly. Huge underground garage for all the toys (top down in a Ferrari on a crisp clear SF day anyone?)
To top it off, I would have a penthouse at the top of the Harbor Club in San Diego with the amazing view. 5,000 Sqft. |
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ajmychick3
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LLLLLLLLLLLLaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa becuz i live in ny now n la iz da closets |
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