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"What are the best cities with affordable housing that are big enough to have a good variety of food and no (or a very mild) winter that have enough of a tech c
by pieterhg 9y ago
"What are the best cities with affordable housing that are big enough to have a good variety of food and no (or a very mild) winter that have enough of a tech community for some meetups, etc?"
https://nomadlist.com/cheap-mild-cities-to-visit-in-january-and-december/united-states https://nomadlist.com/cheap-mild-cities-to-visit-in-january-...
The answer would be Tucson, AZ and San Antonio, TX.
If budget isn't important you have more options:
https://nomadlist.com/mild-cities-to-visit-in-january-and-december/united-states https://nomadlist.com/mild-cities-to-visit-in-january-and-de...
- Gainesville, FL
- Tampa, FL
- Los Angeles, CA
- San Diego, CA
- Jacksonville, FL
- Austin, TX
- Santa Monica, CA
- Phoenix, AZ
- Houston, TX
- Orlando, FL
If you're okay with outside United States, you have countless more options:
https://nomadlist.com/mild-cities-to-visit-in-january-and-december/north-america https://nomadlist.com/mild-cities-to-visit-in-january-and-de...
From Portugal to Taiwan, Israel to Ecuador, Colombia to Thailand.
P.S. this is based on "mild" temperatures as you said. If you're fine with warm/hot climates, there's even more options.
P.S.2. the cost of living data on Nomad List is now 90%+ accurate.
- bradknowles 9y agoIs San Antonio really that much cheaper than Austin? I'd be really surprised if that were true, but I'd love to see the evidence.
- pieterhg 9y agoYep, Austin has become a lot more expensive with the influx of people from the rest of America. Data is crowdsourced but cross checked with public cost of living data for accuracy.