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Let me correct your list:
1. New York City
2. Alpine, New Jersey
3. Saddle River, New Jersey
4. Franklin Lakes, New Jersey
5. San Francisco, California
6. Seattle, Washington
7. Palm Beach, Florida
8. The Hamptons
9. Beverly Hills, California
10. Malibu, California
LMAO Anne!!!!
Anne,
Re: Cary. Ain't that the truth! :)
But I like going to Koka Booth Amphitheatre, so it would be worth it if I didn't live in Mayberry - a small town 40 mins. south of Cary - and need to commute in the opposite direction!
1. San Juan Bautista California!
population about 1800
Less than...
1hr 30mins to San Fran
35mins to San Jose
30mins to Monterey or Santa Cruz
All times stated subject to no one in front of me and no police behind
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bplive/2007/index.html
Oops, this is the direct link. (If you go to the post above click on real estate)
Annelisek,
Your comment reminded me of an old joke.
What's the difference between a Yankee and a Damn Yankee?
A Yankee comes to visit, a Damn Yankee comes and stays
Alpine, here is the correct list:
1. Zurich, Switzerland
2. Sydney, Australia
3. Rome, Italy
4. Copenhagen, Denmark
5. Madrid, Spain
6. Hong Kong, China
7. London, UK
8. Paris, France
9. Frankfurt, Germany
10. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
so credit, why are you in the US?
iwantanoffer.com. Where did you get that list from? I was very surprised to see Stevens Point WI on it. I went to college there and it is a VERY small town!
For the US only...
1. Sedona, Arizona
2. Na Pali Coast, Hawaii
3. Grafton, Vermont
4. Panama City, Florida
5. Florida keys... anywhere..
6. Hawaii... anywhere..
7. Maggie Valley, North Carolina
8. Bandon, Oregon
9. Port Orford, Oregon
10. Anywhere on the California/Oregon/Washington coast.
Cnn Money rated my current town, Vienna, VA, the fouth best place to live in the U.S. Not bad, but it doesn't compare to renting here for half what it costs to own here. =)
And Alpine, New Jersey, along with Fisher Island, Florida, was ranked by Forbes as the country's richest zip code. Therefore, it is the #1 best place to live! Eat it Vienna!
Good to hear, Ben/Alpine. Two great towns where housing prices are 50% overvalued shall implode together. On the bitter renter's end, I am prepared.
While Los Angeles doesn't deserve a spot in the top 10, Culver City which is city surrounced by the city of Los Angeles deserves a shot. It has great neighborhoods, lots of parks, an up & coming restaurant scene and it centrally located on the Westside. I can get to a Lakers game in 20 minutes, to the airport in 15, to Hollywood in 15 & to the beach in 15. Not bad for traffic ridden Los Angeles (Please double those times for rush hour).
Oh yeah, & it's sunny most every day!
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Top Ten Place to Live?
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1. Asheville, N.C.
2. Traverse City, Mich.
3. Ithaca, N.Y.
4. Chicago
5. Cary, N.C.
6. Portland, Maine
7. San Francisco
8. Stevens Point, Wis.
9. O'Fallon, Mo.
10. Spencer, Iowa
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