I'm looking to relocate within the U.S...any suggestions?

Answer 1

Check out where you want to live FIRST - and look at all the parts of your needs:
1. Climate - do you like desert, rain forest, hot and humid, snow for months?
2. Society - big city versus small town, need an international airport nearby?
3. Shopping - do you feel the need to be near the biggest mall in America, or do you internet shop?
4. Taxes - some states have income taxes, some states have sales taxes, some states have both.
5. Geography - do you need to be near mountains, oceans, rivers, lakes, flat space, etc?

AFTER you have a general idea of what you like and need, THEN start looking at locations. I can tell you after living across the country, the US has everything anyone is looking for, but you have to know what you want and go after it. Also, find where you want to live according to what you like and don't like, then stick with it - decide early on what you're willing to compromise on for career, family, etc. For example, I don't like big cities, but I married an engineer and the only firms that really need his kind of expertise are in big cities.

There are tons of websites on each state, and even most little towns have their own websites these days, so I would focus on general US information first, then get more specific - and go to places before you put them on your short list. Talk to people there, eat local food, do a little shopping and driving.

Answer 2

I really, really think the city I'm in is the best place to live in the USA. However, since there are people that are trying to get to the USA to do bad things here, I'm not going to tell you where it is until you tell us that you're a nice person coming here. Are you?

Oh yeah, ignore that thing I write down there about what kind of work I do.... I might commute, so that might not be the city I'm talking about.

Answer 3

People who live near the coast (any coast) are usually nicer than people who live in the middle of a large country.

Gulf Coast people are great!
East Coast people are pretty good too, but avoid DC and New Yorkers.
People in Alaska are some of the nicest I have ever met.

Answer 4

hi there..I stay in Daytona coastline Florida--climate is sweet ---Jobs truly suck-except you've some type of commerce--housing is alittle extreme...yet what are you able to assert its the international's maximum widely used coastline...you get NASCAR--bike Week---Spring smash...and only a lot to do..........i latterly went To Springfield MO and climate replaced into large a lot of jobs--I were given a job in a million day when I went there--housing is sweet--and there have been a lot of issues to do---I in elementary words stayed a month--and that i ought to by no skill stay there they nonetheless get snow...as in FL..we do not....earnings from the position ever you could bypass...Lisa

Answer 5

The beautiful state of Virginia!!!

Answer 6

Bamma say stay out of California. Bamma say they hate Bamma here. Bamma say they call him names like "border lizard". Bamma say so what if Bamma take someone job. Bamma say it a dog eat dog world. Bamma gotta feed wife and 6 kids. Bamma watch for answers. Bamma wanna know where he should go. Bamma wait and see. Bamma say he go where you pick best answer. Bamma say so.

Answer 7

where do you live and what are you looking for???? you can't just ask a question like that b/c everyone is going to give you their opinion....OPINION.....and everyone's different. some people love the big city, some love the county....what are YOU looking for?

Answer 8

From where? You mean you can just move here? email me and tell me where you are coming from and I will make some suggestions.

Answer 9

Wisconsin - I love it here!

Answer 10

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