More land, lowering costs, where would you move here in the West?

[peterb]

Tucson. Cheap, has a university and culturally interesting place.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdduuuude]
Nobody mentioned Sacramento. There’s a river there for recreational boating, and mountains very close. Bay Area excitement is close, too. Bit hot in the Summer. Not as hoity-toity as the bay area. More down-to-earth than San Diego. Real-estate really tanked there in the crash, so there may be bargains now.
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Since zzz vetoed Denver (said west of Denver) and Texas, I would second Sacramento. Sacramento is affordable and near the Bay Area.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdduuuude]
Nobody mentioned Sacramento. There’s a river there for recreational boating, and mountains very close. Bay Area excitement is close, too. Bit hot in the Summer. Not as hoity-toity as the bay area. More down-to-earth than San Diego. Real-estate really tanked there in the crash, so there may be bargains now.
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Since zzz vetoed Denver (said west of Denver) and Texas, I would second Sacramento. Sacramento is affordable and near the Bay Area.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdduuuude]
Nobody mentioned Sacramento. There’s a river there for recreational boating, and mountains very close. Bay Area excitement is close, too. Bit hot in the Summer. Not as hoity-toity as the bay area. More down-to-earth than San Diego. Real-estate really tanked there in the crash, so there may be bargains now.
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Since zzz vetoed Denver (said west of Denver) and Texas, I would second Sacramento. Sacramento is affordable and near the Bay Area.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdduuuude]
Nobody mentioned Sacramento. There’s a river there for recreational boating, and mountains very close. Bay Area excitement is close, too. Bit hot in the Summer. Not as hoity-toity as the bay area. More down-to-earth than San Diego. Real-estate really tanked there in the crash, so there may be bargains now.
[/quote]

Since zzz vetoed Denver (said west of Denver) and Texas, I would second Sacramento. Sacramento is affordable and near the Bay Area.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdduuuude]
Nobody mentioned Sacramento. There’s a river there for recreational boating, and mountains very close. Bay Area excitement is close, too. Bit hot in the Summer. Not as hoity-toity as the bay area. More down-to-earth than San Diego. Real-estate really tanked there in the crash, so there may be bargains now.
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Since zzz vetoed Denver (said west of Denver) and Texas, I would second Sacramento. Sacramento is affordable and near the Bay Area.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]Temecula[/quote]

Not a bad place if you want to commute to work and enjoy living in a sea of similar stucco houses and strip malls. That environment is a bit surreal and dehumanizing to me. But plenty of people like it.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]Temecula[/quote]

Not a bad place if you want to commute to work and enjoy living in a sea of similar stucco houses and strip malls. That environment is a bit surreal and dehumanizing to me. But plenty of people like it.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]Temecula[/quote]

Not a bad place if you want to commute to work and enjoy living in a sea of similar stucco houses and strip malls. That environment is a bit surreal and dehumanizing to me. But plenty of people like it.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]Temecula[/quote]

Not a bad place if you want to commute to work and enjoy living in a sea of similar stucco houses and strip malls. That environment is a bit surreal and dehumanizing to me. But plenty of people like it.

[briansd1]

[quote=paramount]Temecula[/quote]

Not a bad place if you want to commute to work and enjoy living in a sea of similar stucco houses and strip malls. That environment is a bit surreal and dehumanizing to me. But plenty of people like it.

[beanmaestro]

If I could convince my wife to leave California, my top choice would be Denver. Failing that, northern Arizona might be my next choice; Flagstaff seems about my speed. If you can tolerate religious people, there’s always Utah.

[beanmaestro]

If I could convince my wife to leave California, my top choice would be Denver. Failing that, northern Arizona might be my next choice; Flagstaff seems about my speed. If you can tolerate religious people, there’s always Utah.

[beanmaestro]

If I could convince my wife to leave California, my top choice would be Denver. Failing that, northern Arizona might be my next choice; Flagstaff seems about my speed. If you can tolerate religious people, there’s always Utah.

[beanmaestro]

If I could convince my wife to leave California, my top choice would be Denver. Failing that, northern Arizona might be my next choice; Flagstaff seems about my speed. If you can tolerate religious people, there’s always Utah.

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