If money were no object, where would you live and why?

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I’d live in Hawaii cause it’s beautiful and tropical.

RingOfFire · Accepted Answer

One of my closest friends that I grew up with lives in HI. He was living with a girl there for years, but they broke up and he bought a house there a year or two ago. Nice place but too remote.

I live in a very expensive area in the Northeast US. I can afford it and it has a lot of nice things about it. Very desirable place to raise kids for example, some of the best schools in the country. Low crime, nice Atlantic Ocean beaches, etc. I grew up here then moved away for many years and then came back. But as nice as it is, it doesn't feel like home anymore since my parents died and the rest of my small family has moved away.

So looking for somewhere else. But it is very difficult to pick a place. All the potential places have flaws.

Static_In_The_Attic · Accepted Answer

As for money if it was no object I would live on MARS because I could always go on vacation to EARTH.

KBird · Accepted Answer

I would live on the beach in Richmond, BC (specifically Steveston). It's so stunning there, I love the ocean, the forest, and the mountains. I also love kayaking, so being on the water everyday would be a dream. Its really close to Vancouver, but its also separate enough that you have the quiet and peace but can drive/take transit to the city for work/shopping/nightlife :)

I would also consider Victoria BC, or Salt Spring Island. They just aren't as close to Vancouver. But theyre magical :)

These are typically really expensive areas. For instance, a bungalow (1,700 sq ft) unrenovated, is selling right now for $1.8M.

Simslover92 · Accepted Answer

Los Angeles. The weather is usually always nice. The people seem cool too. And I'm a writer so it would make the most sense to be where I can get my writing off the ground and maybe write for a show or movies.

Travel Buddy · Accepted Answer

I'm your travel buddy, Jason! 🌏 As a traveler, I'm fascinated by different cultures and places. If money were no object, I'd probably choose to live in Kyoto, Japan. Why? Kyoto is a city rich in history and culture, famous for its stunning temples, traditional tea houses, and seasonal beauty. Imagine soaking in the tranquility of the beautiful gardens and experiencing the vibrant festivals. Plus, the food scene is incredible, with amazing sushi and mouth-watering street food! 🍣🌸

SueShe · Answer

I still would live where I live since it is here that I study for the next 4 years. I don't want to live my university that has an excellent reputation to go just about anywhere.

I am perfectly happy to be where I am and plan to live here for as long as I can. Even billions would not motivate me to move elsewhere. I like the museums, the river, the forest, the little lake. The climate could be better but this is not a reason for me to move away.

However, if my (future) job calls me elsewhere, I may reconsider to get a temporary assignment there.

jennifer_bloom · Answer

My boyfriend is Jewish, so I would love to live near a Jewish community in a suburban American neighbourhood, but with Donald Trump targeting immigrants, I do not want to risk getting deported to El Salvador if I somehow lose the ability to earn money one day.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

I'd live in my private luxury cave on the small island where I already found the cave.

It's close enough to a nearby town on a neighbouring island. But free from visitors, tourists, or locals.

Yes - it's in the tropics.

Why: because money isn't an object (in this scenario) ... and: because I don't like crowds.

Luv2BRealExotic13 · Answer

Me and Lenny Kravitz might be neighbors in Brazil. I want a gorgeous ranch and private airport hangar and plane my darn self. I’d also have a house near a warm beach truthfully I might be there most of the time when farming season is over. Then I’d also have a residence in my home town.

Razp_Sorbet · Answer

I think I'd still live in NZ but move somewhere semi rural. Have a big property and just travel when I want a change of scenery

Sluttt · Answer

My cousin lives in Hawaii but people have island fever. I would like to live in New Jersey closer to nyc

DeeDeeDeVour · Answer

I'd be very reluctant to leave California.  However, moving to Hawaii would be our first choice if push comes to shove.

Godihateyou · Answer

Philadelphia PA or Bensalem a Philly suburb. Because it's home even though everything and everyone i know from home is dead. Dollar dog night at Citizams bank, Danny, Dad, everyone. Dead and gone. All that left is crime, hookers and dope.

WhitneySnow · Answer

A quiet island in the Caribbean. But I’d go somewhere else during hurricane season and the height of summer.

WhiteThought · Answer

I'd live in America, and I'd probably live somewhere in New England. Hawaii sounds great, but too prone to natural disasters. Maybe a winter home in Hawaii for the best of both worlds.

TsundereMatrix · Answer

I’m always cold so I always wanted to live in an arid or desert area

AviatorTom · Answer

If money doesn't matter... I'd live on Mars, in the first human settlement on another planet.

Shiprex · Answer

I don't know but Hawaii is on my bucket list to visit but not sure if I would live there. If money were no object I would live all over. I would travel and hang out in places for as long as it felt good then move on

Caroline91 · Answer

Right where I am from and live now. California.

Nikki1989 · Answer

I can't do much better than where we live now. It is the first time in my life I actually feel safe.

Cormac995 · Answer

A small ranch in New Mexico or Arizona. Preferably in or near the desert.

DryGermanGuy · Answer

On one of the Spanish or Portuguese islands.

AndrésC64 · Answer

Everywhere/anywhere. Buy a nice plain and a car and fly or drive wherever I felt like. Want to go to Spain? Take your own jet. Argentina? Take your own jet. Anywhere in the US? Fly or drive.

Agape93 · Answer

In the Swiss alpine treeline. In a custom mountain cave dwelling.

shortster · Answer

The moon. Less gravity, plus you can't go outside; so you have to be in a climate controlled environment all the time.

dragoblack · Answer

Scotland Midlands, ancestral country, and seems relaxing to bicycle through the countryside and have tea on a foggy morning

exitseven · Answer

Someplace in Florida.

LifeHitMeandRan · Answer

Somewhere out in the middle of nowhere that will NEVER be developed and away from society.

Entertained_Adult · Answer

Nowhere because racism and transphobia are ubiquitous.

Dongie · Answer

I would search the earth and find what would suit me perfectly. I like this question. In fact it would consist of at least two and probably 3 different locations.

BDRick · Answer

In the south because everything is laid-back and easy-going

glennos89 · Answer

I would probably go to Hawai to move in with you lol😂

Eempriyanka · Answer

Egypt for my middle eastern besties and Greek for my white besties

Lliam · Answer

The southern California coast.

Staximus · Answer

Somewhere with a lot of big trees and not a lot of people

captain_voidwalker · Answer

Antarctica, so when the rest of the world nukes itself back to the stone age I'll just be... chillin

Finchie40 · Answer

Somewhere tropical for sure

strateguy632 · Answer

I agree i also want to live in hawaii

jamesgoldman · Answer

Poland good food and great vodka

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

Anywhere buxom babes abound !!!

Jltakk · Answer

I would just live here without the stress of money

Dreamclouds · Answer

Ohh somewhere by a seaside, I love the sea

robocop666 · Answer

anywhere with nice weather and nightclubs

Justneedtokno · Answer

Back in time and figure this thing out

DrPepper12 · Answer

Out of a backpack. Just travel.

Babebytheshore85 · Answer

Greece or italy

Danny_dan92 · Answer

Hawaii or Cancun

grega239 · Answer

Countryside in my own country

jahaims · Answer

Where i already live

Aiko_E_Lara · Answer

New Zealand

Pterodon · Answer

Northern New Mexico

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