Depends on what you value. You can buy a house in Pittsburgh for around $100k, and there's some semblance of a tech space there (CMU, duolingo, self driving)

Depends on what you value. You can buy a house in Pittsburgh for around $100k, and there's some semblance of a tech space there (CMU, duolingo, self driving) If language barrier is something you're willing to overcome, there are a wide array of areas to explore: Argentina comes up often (though I don't have any personal experience with it). Brazil is another option near it with municipalities that often resemble the US suburb feel (in Goias, Minas Gerais, etc for example) and has much warmer weather.