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new grad here. any city and seaside town recommendations?
by M5x7wI3CmbEem10 6y ago
new grad here. any city and seaside town recommendations?
- CameronNemo 6y agoI think you're supposed to cruise along the coast and take in each city one by one. Then circle back and stay at the one that seems most cozy.
- LogicX 6y agoAgreed. I did this in 2012 - Fort Lauderdale to Ocean City, MD. Landed in Myrtle Beach, SC for 7 years.
- smeej 6y agoIf you like having ocean, forest, mountain, lake, and city all within close range, and not paying state income or sales taxes, New Hampshire's coastal cities (Portsmouth, et al) are awesome. Yes, it gets cold, but you don't have to go out in it if you don't want to. You can go from heated space to heated space pretty easily.
- M5x7wI3CmbEem10 6y agoI've heard NH is quite barren, though.
- npmanor 6y agoThe southeast, especially around interstates 93 and 95 are quite populated. It might not look it sometimes due to lots of trees between homes in the older developments, though.
- paul_f 6y agoI work remotely and live in a seaside town in Florida. No state income tax, reasonable housing prices and cost of living, biking, boating fishing, golfing, 12 months a year. Many great options in Florida such as St Augustine, Sarasota, Jupiter, Pensacola.
- M5x7wI3CmbEem10 6y agoI'm most concerned about crime and hurricanes in FL. Any thoughts?
- nocubicles 6y agoVaasa in Western Finland is quite nice.