Favorite place to live on the east coast

Still suggest Greenville.

 

Asheville

 

I've been to Raleigh several times recently, and think it's a great place. I like Asheville too, but you're an hour plus from I-77. And they have winter in Asheville.

 

Sorry, Asheville is quickly becoming like Austin which is, in turn, becoming like California. Way too liberal and the traffic sucks. If I had to pick a place in NC it would be Boone...(and yeah, I do like winter too)

 

Monterey Ca.

 

Wilmington, NC? Daughter goes to school there. Live near the beach and mountains not too far away.

 

I loved going up to Boone to visit the kids when they went to school there. Having said that, it is an extra 45 minutes of driving to go anywhere. It’s getting close to retirement time and Greenville SC is on the list of places to look into.

 

Who cares? BATTLESHIP!!!!

 

So you are saying there is a chance....

 

Greenville SC, Belmont and Mt Holly NC both across the river from Charlotte.

 

ahh hell savannh is the shit . growing and lots of bidness . lots of military and the jobs associated with it.great food and things to do. close to beachs. robling road race track is there. people are friendly. traffic is a little wankey. town is realy historic.lovely layout of city plan.not too far from GA mountains

 

Knoxville, TN ain't bad. Blacksburg and Roanoke, VA are good too as well as Ashville, NC. I have heard housing prices in Nashville have gotten crazy but it's a fun city.

 

The best place to live on the east coast is the west coast. We are full.

 

San Diego

 

Westport. Clams to die for.

 

BTW, before you try to move to Asheville, try to find a place to live.....

 

I would think jobs are more important than housing - with the right industry/salary, the housing doesnt matter as much. I'm convinced that if I can survive in Seattle as a single earner, I can nearly anywhere

 

It matters if there is a waiting list for housing. You may have to pay for a house that isn't built yet.....

 

You forgot about the insufferable heat/humidity and the gnats.

 

I'm just going to toss in a no vote for Baltimore. While it has a few things going for it, the occasional 2 feet of snow, the dumb ass people, and the lack of services and high end appointments is a big no thanks. And good luck on that 200k a year in town here. And no to Richmond and Nova too.

From what I've read about Greenville, I'm jealous of mh.

Tracks within a day here are plentiful. 5 hrs not so much. The only local race shop is mrp if they are still around.