Where should I move to in the U.S.?

Question

I'm 27 years old, I work in the banking industry and I currently make about $35K a year. I live in Pennsylvania and I can't stand the winters anymore. I want to live in a city with warm weather and preferably a low cost of living. Ideally I would be able to walk or take public transportation to work. Any ideas?

Answer 1

jackson, ms

*has very low real estate pricing

Answer 2

I would definitely say New York!!

Answer 3

Houston, Texas would be a good choice, or somewhere in California.

Answer 4

San Diego California! A little in the expensive side but there's always a way!

Answer 5

texas, or California

Answer 6

Cali!

Live in Escondido,San Marcos, Vista, nice places.

Answer 7

Dallas TX

Answer 8

Ga is your best option. You don't get hurricanes, you don't get earthquakes, you don't get many tornado's, the living cost isn't that bad, and you know your not going to get blown up by the super volcano in yellow stone. The beaches are beautiful, stone mountain park has a spectacular laser show, and it has the worlds largest aquarium.

Answer 9

I've heard San Diego is pretty awesome

Answer 10

Southern California is REALLY nice =3

Answer 11

Start looking South, do a bit of research, it's not hard. cost of living is lower down there.

Answer 12

North Carolina? its not that cold in the winters..very rural

Answer 13

Florida or Hawaii

Answer 14

maybe atlanta, or santa fe

Answer 15

Im tellin u, dont even think about new yorkk, fk da moives u saw. i live in brooklyn its a piece of shet, u cant walk around nowhere without thinkin about gettin shot. i take da train every day and it aint fun. just stay in pennsylvania. its betta than anywhere else.

Answer 16

New Orleans is a great place to live.  Don't let the crime rate deter you.  The rebuilding effort is ongoing and the future is really bright.  The cost of living is extremely low...believe me.  Great food, universities, culture, parks, museums, music, etc.

Answer 17

california is nice :]

Answer 18

Chicago

it snows there

but you can like walk

alot of places

Answer 19

Sounds like you're thinking of moving south, and to a big city for that matter if you want public transporation.  You pretty much have to if you want to rule out snow.  I live in the SF bay area and it's very nice in the summer and winter, but it's killer expensive living here so that's probably ruled out by your want of low cost of living.  Check out some of the large southern cities, such as Houston or Dallas if you can stand the heat.  If you're looking for something more temperate, check out New Orleans, Atlanta or Tampa.

Answer 20

new york

Answer 21

You could move to San Francisco and have everything except for the low cost of living.

Check it out below.

http://www.sfphotorama.com

Answer 22

maybe somewhere like florida. you want a downtown city if you want to be able to walk palces. caifronia is nice but it is expensive.

Answer 23

Well FL can get a little to hot........... tenesse isent that bad of a choice! i would love it!

Answer 24

CALI-it's the best sunshine ever!

Answer 25

Well come to california....i dont know if you will make it in san diego with that much but its nice and warm over here....walking and public transportation definatly is possible over here...

Answer 26

California is amazing but soo expensive.

If you move to a smaller city its not so bad though.

Answer 27

There is nothing like the San Diegan lifestyle!

Move while the market is down!

Answer 28

Austin...or better yet (for banking) Dallas

Answer 29

i wouldnt recomend florida unless you speak fluent spanish, and things are qiute expensive down there.

try any city in the virginia-georgia vicinity.

Answer 30

cook....Chicago, if you really want to learn to cook.

Answer 31

Thats funny I live in PA too and I want to move.  I was thinking of moving to somewhere near Daytona beach area.  There are still reasonable areas in Florida to live.  You could always live in a hotel.