Economy US

[Tri-Tip]

Every city and state has it's issues.

Costs are high in some areas, but that is because demand is high, costs are lower in other areas, because demand is low, both of those should tell you where you might want to and might not want to live. You can pay more to live in a more desirable city or state or pay less to live in a less desirable place.

[BraveBold]

Lots of great choices.

[VictorGMT]

I just doubled down on Nashville, and bought a downtown condo for weekends.

Intended to buy in Miami, but insurance scared me.

[austinp]

Originally Posted by VictorGMT

I just doubled down on Nashville, and bought a downtown condo for weekends.

Intended to buy in Miami, but insurance scared me.

Very cool. What are some of your favorite places to go? I decided on my last trip that I can’t do lower broadway at night any more. Too crowded. Except to see Kelly’s Hero’s at Robert’s!


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[VictorGMT]

Originally Posted by austinp

Very cool. What are some of your favorite places to go? I decided on my last trip that I can’t do lower broadway at night any more. Too crowded. Except to see Kelly’s Hero’s at Robert’s!


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I spend a lot of time at the Red Phone Booth.

When it's time to step down, Redneck Riviera.

We close May 13. Love breakfast at Pinewood, and Another Broken Egg. Lots of business lunches at Corner Pub and Hard Rock Cafe.

The Southern is a favorite. Too many more to mention and still discovering more.

My balcony view:

[austinp]

Originally Posted by VictorGMT

I spend a lot of time at the Red Phone Booth.

When it's time to step down, Redneck Riviera.

We close May 13. Love breakfast at Pinewood, and Another Broken Egg. Lots of business lunches at Corner Pub and Hard Rock Cafe.

The Southern is a favorite.

Thank you. 2 Hands in the Gulch was a great breakfast place we found last time there.


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[SMD]

Originally Posted by Tri-Tip

Every city and state has it's issues.

Costs are high in some areas, but that is because demand is high, costs are lower in other areas, because demand is low, both of those should tell you where you might want to and might not want to live. You can pay more to live in a more desirable city or state or pay less to live in a less desirable place.

Or supply is artificially constrained? High prices =/= strong demand.

[scarlet knight]

We lived in New Jersey most of our lives. A suburb of NYC. Retired to southern Florida, enjoy it very much. Sunny, bright, warm, lots to see and do.

[scarlet knight]

Our backyard view in Florida.


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[Madman37]

Wow some amazing places that flat is phenomenal and that back garden i really want to do this

[Krash]

Originally Posted by scarlet knight

Our backyard view in Florida.


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Here are some views from my backyard in FL. I lived in PA for 57 years. No possibility of us ever going back. Not in a million years. It’s frckn paradise down here. Average temperature is 75 degrees from Oct 1st to May 1st.







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[scarlet knight]

Yes, Krash, hanging out in the backyard screening is great!


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[Madman37]

Woowwwww I think I am choosing Florida

[HL65]

Florida life hard to beat!




And no state income tax!


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[Speedbird-1]

How about Hawaii?

[GB-man]

Looks perfect Ken

[HL65]

Originally Posted by GB-man

Looks perfect Ken

[Kinnakeet]

Canada is my home and I visit quite frequently and my family visits us in Fla. We enjoy spending time in Maine and NYC. But I really love having my home base in Fla., enjoy the beach, the weather and eating breakfast out on my porch listening to the birds and watching the deer. Enjoy going to Disney for lunch. Such a nice state and nice people. See some nice watches too!

[enjoythemusic]

Ken = #Winning

[scarlet knight]

Nice backyard, Ken! Giving us some ideas.

[HL65]

Originally Posted by enjoythemusic

Ken = #Winning

Originally Posted by scarlet knight

Nice backyard, Ken! Giving us some ideas.

Thanks guys!

[Hollie_Rollie]

Originally Posted by HL65

Florida life hard to beat!




And no state income tax!


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Simply Stunning !


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[HL65]

Originally Posted by Hollie_Rollie

Simply Stunning !


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Thank you!


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[mailman]

Originally Posted by HL65

Florida life hard to beat!




And no state income tax!


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Looks beautiful and peaceful brother

[HL65]

Originally Posted by mailman

Looks beautiful and peaceful brother

Thanks my brother!! That it is!! Cheers,


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[brandrea]

Originally Posted by HL65

Florida life hard to beat!


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Very nice Ken

[HL65]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Very nice Ken

Thanks Brian!

[Madman37]

Originally Posted by Speedbird-1

How about Hawaii?

Don’t think that’s an option yet

[Booth9999]

California, they will get the issues figured out by then. The economy is just too big to be a s hole for too much longer. People are finally getting done with the shenanigans.

[Maleg]

Originally Posted by Booth9999

California, they will get the issues figured out by then. The economy is just too big to be a s hole for too much longer. People are finally getting done with the shenanigans.

People have been anticipating a change in trajectory for a while, but the death spiral looms heavy. The latest revenue capture schemes are not encouraging investment. I’m not sure too big to fail applies there. Rather, an epic implosion seems more likely.