Have you ever considered moving to another state?

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Coleman said:
Want cheaper living?  Move to the Inland Empire.  Use your weekends to vacation in Orange County. 

Save you a lot of time flying and traveling.

Moving to another state is always interesting.  I love looking at real estate in other parts of the country.  However, I love the weather here too much as well as the proximity to things that I enjoy.

I was just in Vancouver, BC and I really liked it there as well.  However, I hear the winters are full of rain and though it stays light til like 10pm during summer, the winter brings a lot of rain and it gets dark early. 

I hear great things about Portland and Seattle.
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I don't know about Inland Empire
 
eyephone said:
Coleman said:
Want cheaper living?  Move to the Inland Empire.  Use your weekends to vacation in Orange County. 

Save you a lot of time flying and traveling.

Moving to another state is always interesting.  I love looking at real estate in other parts of the country.  However, I love the weather here too much as well as the proximity to things that I enjoy.

I was just in Vancouver, BC and I really liked it there as well.  However, I hear the winters are full of rain and though it stays light til like 10pm during summer, the winter brings a lot of rain and it gets dark early. 

I hear great things about Portland and Seattle.
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I don't know about Inland Empire
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If you're going to go Inland Empire, better get solar!  lol  They're price / kW is waaay higher than us here in the OC. 

*end of public service announcement*
 
eyephone said:
irvinehomeowner said:
Inland Empire: Like Texas With Income Tax
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That's kind of insulting to Texas.  ;)
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Inland Empire (Corona) compared to Dallas, TX

Winners
Distance to Ocean: Inland Empire
Distance to Disney Theme Park: Inland Empire
Distance to Skiing/Snowboarding: Inland Empire
December Avg High: Inland Empire (68 vs 58 in Dallas)
July Avg High: Inland Empire (92 vs 96 in Dallas)
State Taxes:  Dallas
State Benefits to Taxpayers: Inland Empire
Unemployment rate: Dallas (5.7% vs 6.1% in Corona)
Household income: Corona ($79K/yr vs $57k/yr in Dallas)

So if you have a job you actually make more in Corona than Dallas even after you pay your state income taxes. If you bought a home decades ago you come out way ahead thanks to Prop 13.
 
paperboyNC said:
eyephone said:
irvinehomeowner said:
Inland Empire: Like Texas With Income Tax
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That's kind of insulting to Texas.  ;)
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Inland Empire (Corona) compared to Dallas, TX

Winners
Distance to Ocean: Inland Empire
Distance to Disney Theme Park: Inland Empire
Distance to Skiing/Snowboarding: Inland Empire
December Avg High: Inland Empire (68 vs 58 in Dallas)
July Avg High: Inland Empire (92 vs 96 in Dallas)
State Taxes:  Dallas
State Benefits to Taxpayers: Inland Empire
Unemployment rate: Dallas (5.7% vs 6.1% in Corona)
Household income: Corona ($79K/yr vs $57k/yr in Dallas)

So if you have a job you actually make more in Corona than Dallas even after you pay your state income taxes. If you bought a home decades ago you come out way ahead thanks to Prop 13.
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Distance to meth distrubtion center: Corona
Distance to authentic Chinese food: Corona
Distance to decent Texmex: Dallas
Distance to parlor specializing in neck tatoos: Corona
 
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Homes I adore built by the Colorado river
 
OS said:
The states without sales tax, like Oregon, are at an automatic advantage.

I think the fundamental question is one of tradeoffs and what you value most. If you're an indoors-type person, there are plenty of other cities and states calling your name.
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The map is a little skewed in that it should account for income levels.
 
speaking income levels, you have to consider FCBs.

Irvinecommuter said:
OS said:
The states without sales tax, like Oregon, are at an automatic advantage.

I think the fundamental question is one of tradeoffs and what you value most. If you're an indoors-type person, there are plenty of other cities and states calling your name.
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The map is a little skewed in that it should account for income levels.
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WTTCMN said:
Where does one go if they like the outdoors, but hate bike riding, but here for the schools, but don't want to spend more than $50k to upgrade new construction?
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South County?

Inland Empire AKA Texas West?
 
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