What are relatively good warm places to live (Warm= temps not generally falling lower than 50 F during winter)?

[VIVANT]

Provide your opinion & your reasons below, thanks!

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Hey everyone I’d lie you tell me WHY it’s a good place to live other than being warm. 😂

Warm, is the perquisite but other than being warm, what attribute does the place of your choice have in your opinion, that makes it a good place to live?

List your reasons 👇🏻 🙏🏼 💞

[Lliam]

Anywhere withing 5 miles of the southern California coast. The weather is perfect most of the year. There is so much to do in SoCal, from major amusements, entertainment, museums, great food, beaches, mountains and deserts.

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, has clement weather year round. It's a charming, World Heritage site. It artsy and full of ex-pats, so it's easy for non-Spanish speakers to get along. And things are way less expensive in Mexico, compared to the U. S.

Any where near the Mediterranean would be warm and clement. Take your pick of Greece, Turkey, Italy, North Africa, Southern France, Spain. Culture galore.

[VIVANT]

Wow I’m alarmist ready to go to SOCAL or SMdE 😂 you sold me 😛

Tho socal is prob super expensive 🤌🏻 And I’m not rich 🤑 😃

[Lliam]

That's true, my friend. I haven't lived there for a while, but California is expensive in general and near the coast is more so. But God, it's nice for those who can afford it. I grew up and spent my life there until I was almost 50. It was truly wonderful back in the day. I feel incredibly grateful.

[VIVANT]

What made you want to leave?

[Lliam]

After my wife and I got married, we wanted to buy a house. But even 1950's era 1000 sq ft houses with three bedrooms and 1 1/2 baths on small lots were expensive in the late 90s. Plus, I wanted an acre or so to grow veggies, raise chickens and be semi-self sustainable.

So we took a vacation around NorCal and saw lots and lots of land.

I put in for a transfer to NorCal and my company obliged. We moved in 2000 and then moved into our current home in 2002.

[David_Bayer]

Welcome to the Sahara Desert! Our luxury homes offer the perfect blend of sand and heat. With temperatures reaching 40°C and above, you'll never need AC again. Get ready to melt into your new home in the heart of the hottest desert on earth. Don't forget your sunscreen and water bottle!

[VIVANT]

Sold 😛

[David_Bayer]

Some high-end property for affordable prices 😉

[Jamie05rhs]

Florida!! 🌞😎

Tropics, fresh fruit, cool animals, pirate ships, magical castles, dance parties... What's not to love? :)

[VIVANT]

You get an A+ for detail 😉

[Jamie05rhs]

@VIVANT Haha thank you! 😄

[VIVANT]

😂😇

[Bricealan]

I'm in Huntington Beach California, and with the exception of this winter, our weather is usually mild through the year.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

It was warm yesterday, but today was cloudy and colder, in Pennsylvania the Ground Hog calls for 6 more weeks of Winter.

[Anonymous]

I read that Costa Rica is a good place to retire to if you're American. A modest amount of money goes a long way. And I guess it's Healthcare system is decent. And the crime isn't as bad as other Central American countries.

[Alex8736]

South Florida is my favorite which is always warm but the cons are hurricanes also other pros are no State tax and the Stand Your Ground Laws 😁

[Jerre]

South Florida, west coast of Florida south of Tampa, or Florida Keys

[Jennz6]

Florida is warm

[Jennz6]

Where do you live now?

[Stevefiveo]

Florida. I love it here.

[LiamJHayden]

Coast of Portugal

[CubaPirate]

Canary Islands 🇮🇨 🏝 😍

[Anonymous]

You’d probably like Texas.

[ThisDudeHere]

The Sahara?

[Iron_Man]

Florida

[xJayleenx]

Florida