California ranked #29 overall, but hey - we're #1 for restaurants! Living Conditions in California (1=Best; 25=Avg.): 50th – Housing Costs 49th – Homeownership Rate 27th – % of Population in Poverty 11th – Income Growth 21st – % of Insured Population 35th – % of...
When choosing a new place to settle, the cost of living is a major consideration. It's no surprise that a survey of more than 3,000 U.S. residents on the importance of various factors in determining where to live reflected rising consumer concerns about housing...
Here are 20 housing markets where you have the opportunity to score a bargain in the current housing market, according to Realtor.com. Many of these cities have future upside potential. Each housing market is ranked by three indicators: “supply score,” “demand score”...
San Diego did not make their top ten, so consider moving to Florida, South Carolina, or Arizona (top 3)? https://www.cnbc.com/2024/07/16/americas-10-best-housing-markets.html
Florida and San Antonio look cheap and getting cheaper! Forty-seven out of 50 metropolitan areas in the U.S. saw an uptick in for-sale listings with price cuts this June as compared with last year, the company said. The biggest annual increases were in Tampa and...
Georgetown, Texas, is the fastest-growing city in the U.S. It’s largely thanks to baby boomers. Thousands of them have settled in an enormous planned community called Sun City Texas: 5,421 acres of single-family homes clustered around pools, fitness centers and...
Having trouble deciding where to move? This new app will find the ideal place for you! Answer a few questions and it will recommend where you should move: https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2024/us/where-to-live-best-place-dg/
How about moving to the Florida panhandle around Highway 30A! Condos under $200,000! [button...
For the local homeowners who are getting up in age and know they will need assistance but don't want to leave the area, this is probably the most comprehensive choice nearby: Everyone raves about it (there is a 3-year wait to get in) and the cost reflects the quality...
Don’t you want to be happier? Maybe you need to move to a happier town! Hard to believe there are 23 happier towns in America (Plano, Texas?) but hey – find one that works for you!
