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Provided my girlfriend would go with it (in real life, she wouldn’t), Juneau, Alaska.
Greater Cincinnati, it’s home and I happen to love it
if I had to choose another city probably Boston
Boston
Great question. Probably DC, Chicago as a close second, then Philly third for me.
Seattle or San Diego
Chicago for me.
NYC easy
Seattle for sure.
New York City is a fantastic place to live if you are rich. I would definitely live there in my fantasy scenario.
Somewhere that is in the middle of nowhere, I suppose if it has to be an incorporated city, the smallest population with the largest area. Likely in Kentucky, western North Carolina, East Tennessee, or western Virginia.
Since money isn’t an issue, I’d just buy the largest plot of land available, and raise goats
I’d stay in Philadelphia. I love it here.
In Minneapolis but on one of the lakes instead of near one.
I live in and love Chicago, but I’d love to try Boston for a while.
New York, or Milwaukee.
I’d live in San Diego, love the weather and being close to the water
New York (Greenwich Village) or San Francisco
Chicago during the summer and San Diego during the winter.
I’d move into a nicer apartment I guess, but I’m not leaving home
Monterrey California. Great restaurants, amazing weather, fishing and a world class racetrack (Laguna Seca).
Laguna Beach CA
Gotta have a dog friendly yard though, and would sacrifice a few steps from the beach for that
Savannah, GA
Seattle! If only i could afford it, I’d be there in a heartbeat!
I’ve lived in 2 dozen different cities. Portland, OR is my fave.
Burlington, VT.
San Diego has been good to me. I’d stay where I am and just get a bigger place.
Vail CO
New Orleans i love everything about it
I would choose Minneapolis alongside Lake of the Isles.
If I was to leave Minnesota, I would pick Boston
Malibu, assuming I’m so rich that I can afford to employ a driver so I never have to drive in LA traffic.
Carmel or Big Sur, California look nice or perhaps Lake Tahoe.
Whitefish, Montana
Hilo, Hawaii
Paia, Maui
Vail, Colorado
Jackson, Wyoming
Santa Barbara
No one has said Sedona Az yet so I will take it. Spectacular city but not many job opportunities.