San Francisco isn't exactly known for its warmth.
There are many different optiions within LA. My top two choices would be the Pacific Palisades or marina del Rey. The palisades, where Arnold, Tom brady and many athletes and movie stars live is more residential. Marina del Rey you can walk to the beach, but will have either a condo or no hard. Also it's close to Venice, so you have a few bums here and there. http://www.redfin.com/CA/Malibu/18425-Coastline-Dr-90265/home/6850794http://www.redfin.com/CA/Marina-Del-Rey/143-Westwind-Mall-90292/home/6783326
yeah i hurd this no foookin sun...someone siad its not the place it used be pluss lots move there now to retire
If you can afford to live here... live here.
Bay,You stated " afford. " Can you give some insights into costs, wages and how they compare to other areas of America.THE BEEF
cost of living is higher in california but the wages are slightly higher than other areas of the country to accomodate for the increase in cost.however it does not fully compensate for the difference because the differences is huge in terms of real estate. good luck finding a decent place to live in SF if you don't make less than 250k a year
Lots of getbig millionaires no doubt about it
None of that, just hard working people that have been blessed enough to survive some of the worst economic times this country has seen over the last 20 years.New York is beautiful, but after a while, you get tired of the long winters and lack of beautiful beaches."1"
Fucken, wow. THE BEEF had no idea.THE BEEF
I'm thinking about buying a home in California, but I don't know where exactly.Any of you here know of the best places to live in within CA (LA, San Fran, San Diego, Anaheim, Santa Barbara, Beverly Hills, Burbank)?Thanks,"1"
Been to SF a couple of times. Really nice place. A bit coolish, temp-wise, but a great walking-around town. Found an amazing record (cd) store, food was good, and no problems finding a pub.
The 3 least expensive homes in SF (…still not very inexpensive)Every time we write about the most expensive homes in the city, readers suggest we also cover the least expensive. We understand the sentiment: if we could afford to buy in SF, we too would need the low end of the spectrum. But a review of that low end shows us a) we can’t really afford these or b) we maybe don’t want them anyway. For, as readers will see, the question of whether these homes are “a good buy” isn’t answerable with a clear “yes” or decisive “no.”The properties don’t make quite the spectacular slide show their pricey counterparts do, either.But we press on.In our research, we tried at first to find single-family homes under $350K in San Francisco proper. Finding none on the MLS, we instead chose condos and town-homes. We excluded luxury time-shares and also senior-only listings.Here then are the 3 least expensive listings in the city of San Francisco now. Are they deals? Depends a lot on what you consider “worth the money.” Take a tour and let us know in the comments...http://blog.sfgate.com/ontheblock/2012/04/11/the-3-least-expensive-homes-in-sf-still-not-very-inexpensive/?tsp=1
Bay is it out of line to ask the avg price of houses in your neighborhood?THE BEEF
Went to Cali last year and visited family for the first time in pacific palisades. my god - heaven on earth landscape wise.
Went to Cali last year and visited family for the first time in pacific palisades. my god - heaven on earth landscape wise. a far cry from the. Bronx new York where I live for sure. My idea of the beach is looking at fat puerto ricans on orchard beach in the Bronx in bikinis screaming at their kids and downing beers and hot dogs.