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California Living
Southern California: hellhole or good place to live? I'm thinking of a move soon. I don't mind high housing costs, but only if value is retained.
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Re: California Living
I'll vote for good place to live. I don't see how anyone could really call it a hellhole. Maybe slightly overrated, but hellhole?
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Re: California Living
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I'll vote for good place to live. I don't see how anyone could really call it a hellhole. Maybe slightly overrated, but hellhole? [/ QUOTE ] + + + |
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Re: California Living
i think it really depends wehre you live in SoCal...Some places are really nice and some are really bad...for the most part i liked it as long as you dont mind the heat/pollution...
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Re: California Living
So where are the good places? Where would you live if you had your choice?
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Re: California Living
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Re: California Living
Good place to live. Whether you pick LA or SD really depends on your priorities and budget, but both can be entertaining.
That said, it has its moments of hellhole. Particularly in LA. Again, it all depends on where you live. |
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Re: California Living
I vote for hole, but I'm apparently crazy in the head for thinking so.
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Re: California Living
Prior to settling in Los Angeles 30 years ago, I had lived in London, Berlin, Brisbane and Athens. I would pick LA over all of those places.
Property values, I can remember 15/20 years ago people were saying that real estate was overpriced, I think as long as LA is a popular place to live, houses will hold their value. Jim |
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Re: California Living
It's a big, spread out area: some sections qualify as hell holes, others as paradise. Housing costs are very high: the median price of a house in So. Calif. is $465,000, compared to about $185,000 nationally. Real estate prices are high right now, because low interest rates have pushed them up. So home values, or at least the increases, will subside, one would think, as interest rates creep up. But longterm, you can't go wrong.
The weather is the best in the world, including everywhere. |
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