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  • January 29, 2009 at 9:16 AM #14937
    waitingpatiently
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    I have been seriously thinking about moving out of California and wanted to get some different ideas on where to start looking. My husband and I have never lived anywhere besides North County Coastal. I went to college out of state in the snow, so I have experienced shoveling and scraping and it didn’t bother me. I have 2 young children (4&5yr.) and my husband is in sales so it would have to close to an airport that he could make direct flights into John Wayne or San Diego. I would also prefer a college near by. I eventually want to go back to school and my husband has been looking to get his MBA. The school district would have to be comparable to Encinitas Union/San Dieguito. I am just not convinced that the “sunshine tax” is worth it anymore.

    Thanks for your help!!!

    January 29, 2009 at 9:29 AM #338031
    waterboy
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    Phoenix, Dallas, or Austin

    January 29, 2009 at 9:29 AM #338360
    waterboy
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    Phoenix, Dallas, or Austin

    January 29, 2009 at 9:29 AM #338454
    waterboy
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    Phoenix, Dallas, or Austin

    January 29, 2009 at 9:29 AM #338481
    waterboy
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    Phoenix, Dallas, or Austin

    January 29, 2009 at 9:29 AM #338573
    waterboy
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    Phoenix, Dallas, or Austin

    January 29, 2009 at 9:38 AM #338046
    sdrealtor
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    Go East! Schools are great, there are fabulous unviersities all over the place and people are pretty well grounded. Specifically suburbs of NYC and Philly have alot to offer.

    January 29, 2009 at 9:38 AM #338375
    sdrealtor
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    Go East! Schools are great, there are fabulous unviersities all over the place and people are pretty well grounded. Specifically suburbs of NYC and Philly have alot to offer.

    January 29, 2009 at 9:38 AM #338469
    sdrealtor
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    Go East! Schools are great, there are fabulous unviersities all over the place and people are pretty well grounded. Specifically suburbs of NYC and Philly have alot to offer.

    January 29, 2009 at 9:38 AM #338496
    sdrealtor
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    Go East! Schools are great, there are fabulous unviersities all over the place and people are pretty well grounded. Specifically suburbs of NYC and Philly have alot to offer.

    January 29, 2009 at 9:38 AM #338588
    sdrealtor
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    Go East! Schools are great, there are fabulous unviersities all over the place and people are pretty well grounded. Specifically suburbs of NYC and Philly have alot to offer.

    January 29, 2009 at 10:21 AM #338071
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    I spent my youngest years in Huntington Beach, my middle school, high school and college years in Berwyn PA (Main Line PA/ Suburbs of Philly).

    My personal take on the area is that its very old money there. Golf course memberships rule the world, “The Shore” is the best beach on earth (which is a complete joke, New Jersey is a dump) and people are not very open minded. That being said, the landscape is beautiful. Right now you can get a nice plot of land in a good school district for about 500K. I hated it there until high school.

    The wife and I moved back to the east coast for a few years to the DC suburbs in Northern VA, went up to see my family in PA a lot and we will never move back to the east coast.

    If we had to move, I would choose Denver or possibly AZ.

    My wife could probably give you more reasons why you shouldnt move there if you are interested..

    January 29, 2009 at 10:21 AM #338401
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    I spent my youngest years in Huntington Beach, my middle school, high school and college years in Berwyn PA (Main Line PA/ Suburbs of Philly).

    My personal take on the area is that its very old money there. Golf course memberships rule the world, “The Shore” is the best beach on earth (which is a complete joke, New Jersey is a dump) and people are not very open minded. That being said, the landscape is beautiful. Right now you can get a nice plot of land in a good school district for about 500K. I hated it there until high school.

    The wife and I moved back to the east coast for a few years to the DC suburbs in Northern VA, went up to see my family in PA a lot and we will never move back to the east coast.

    If we had to move, I would choose Denver or possibly AZ.

    My wife could probably give you more reasons why you shouldnt move there if you are interested..

    January 29, 2009 at 10:21 AM #338494
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    I spent my youngest years in Huntington Beach, my middle school, high school and college years in Berwyn PA (Main Line PA/ Suburbs of Philly).

    My personal take on the area is that its very old money there. Golf course memberships rule the world, “The Shore” is the best beach on earth (which is a complete joke, New Jersey is a dump) and people are not very open minded. That being said, the landscape is beautiful. Right now you can get a nice plot of land in a good school district for about 500K. I hated it there until high school.

    The wife and I moved back to the east coast for a few years to the DC suburbs in Northern VA, went up to see my family in PA a lot and we will never move back to the east coast.

    If we had to move, I would choose Denver or possibly AZ.

    My wife could probably give you more reasons why you shouldnt move there if you are interested..

    January 29, 2009 at 10:21 AM #338521
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    I spent my youngest years in Huntington Beach, my middle school, high school and college years in Berwyn PA (Main Line PA/ Suburbs of Philly).

    My personal take on the area is that its very old money there. Golf course memberships rule the world, “The Shore” is the best beach on earth (which is a complete joke, New Jersey is a dump) and people are not very open minded. That being said, the landscape is beautiful. Right now you can get a nice plot of land in a good school district for about 500K. I hated it there until high school.

    The wife and I moved back to the east coast for a few years to the DC suburbs in Northern VA, went up to see my family in PA a lot and we will never move back to the east coast.

    If we had to move, I would choose Denver or possibly AZ.

    My wife could probably give you more reasons why you shouldnt move there if you are interested..

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