Best Warm Weather place to live in US?

[G.MONEY]

If money is not an option, San Diego hands down but the cost of homes is crazy. I love SA the 4 or 5 times i have visited, but like you the cold is starting to wear on this guy, and will not be long before i start looking elsewhere to live.

 

[AlwayzRight]

I like SA but it's a small city with a small city feel

It's the 7th or 8th largest city in the country. I wouldn't call that small.

 

[HarryCaray]

What's the biggest difference from Charleston and Savannah?

2 good cities to compare; both awesome. Biggest diffs:

Size of the cities (Charelston twice as big)
Traffic (Charleston traffic is terrible)
Demographics (Savannah mostly black, Charleston mostly white)

 

[HamGlaze]

Take your wife to Death Valley.

Have sex with her on top of the hood when it's a tad over 120 degrees. By the laws of thermovagina-namics, the hotness of her vagina will increase 27.5 degrees above normal. Also, the heat will melt your jizz while it travels out your meat-shaft ... so no need for protection.

And the reason why you'll want to do her on the hood is because you can crack open to two eggs before you start, grab some bacon and ham, throw it on to the hood before starting.... and by the time you're done with the hot sex, you'll have cooked an omelette on the hood.

Sounds like the making of one of those Bud Light Real American Heroes commericials.

 

[Kev]

Maui is the best but ultra spendy. Theres really nothing like it.

 

[Fishhead]

Las Vegas

 

[KingEleven]

Let me rephrase the question....best warm weather spot with some affordable housing, not in bad area...does that change the answers or keep them the same?

 

[KingEleven]

I was born and raised in AZ. Lived in northern AZ for about 15 years. The last 20 years in the PHX area.

Been to Florida many times. Its great in the winter. But I just cant stand the humidity in the summer. I'll take 115 in PHX over 88 in FLA all day.

The saying "its a dry heat" means something.

DD, how is Tucson?

 

[AlwayzRight]

Let me rephrase the question....best warm weather spot with some affordable housing, not in bad area...does that change the answers or keep them the same?

Same San Antonio

 

[CoachCB]

anyone with thoughts on Naples, FL?

I live in Pittsburgh but am planning on buying a condo there in the fall for my winter usage and to have just as a family/friends spot to go. Thinking 3 bedroom 2+ bath on a golf course (not on the beach way too expensive). Something in the 300k range. Anyone with experiences there?

Naples? If you're over the age of 65 you'll fit right in.

The snowbirds do it right. I lived in Florida for 35+ years and it gets brutally hot in the summer.

San Diego is great.

Wilmington (NC) is nice.

Charleston.

But, believe it or not, it does get cold in north Florida....so Wilmington, Charleston, and other east coast cities north of Daytona do have winters.

 

[DesertDevil]

DD, how is Tucson?

Shithole.

Might as well move to Mexico.

 

[EasyMoney]

Cost of living in AZ and FLA is very similar. Depending on where exactly you live of course. But overall, very similar.

The city I live in in Florida is usually toward the top of any list for the widest gap in income between rich and poor in the country. So housing cost vary pretty greatly around these parts. And it's not that we are all that poor (the wife and I make over 6 figures and are probably considered average) but there is some of the wealthiest people in the country living around here. I work for a few billionaires, one of which owns a fairly common company that makes crystal figurines and shit.

 

[KingEleven]

Shithole.

Might as well move to Mexico.

really? that sucks, looks like good housing pricing! Guess there is a reason.

 

[JustinCruise]

really? that sucks, looks like good housing pricing! Guess there is a reason.

Who's ghost are you king?

 

[KingEleven]

Who's ghost are you king?

It's just me myself and I

 

[Jstack34]

Shithole.

Might as well move to Mexico.

I was in Tucson for a week and it wasn't bad. I like the heat so I didnt mind

 

[VIEJODINOSAUR]

I'm from the jersey shore but San Diego is the clear winner in this thread....

 

[KingEleven]

I'm from the jersey shore but San Diego is the clear winner in this thread....

Sounds like San Diego and Charleston. My Cousin lives in Charleston and swears its the best. Gotta check it out.

 

[valium]

it would be San Diego for me also. For those that like it real warm in the winter months, south Florida or the keys are the warmest places in the winter months in the continental united states.

 

[HarryCaray]

Sounds like San Diego and Charleston. My Cousin lives in Charleston and swears its the best. Gotta check it out.

Go visit.

I've never been to SD but damn, people have great things to say about it. My ex-wife moved there recently, I was secretly hoping it was a shithole. Haha.

I hear it's crazy expensive though. Charleston is high but not ridiculous.