What is the best place in the United States to live?
352451
i live north of orlando, florida. i moved here from colorado one year ago. i just came out here to visit, but fell in love with it. the people here are so kicked back. the wildlife and scenery are amazing.
240588
I believe if you go to money.cnn.com, then click on personal finance, you'll see something about "best places to live" and "best places to retire".
196520
try philadelphia , Queens NY, Boston MA, California\nI heard these are some of the top states.
833562
If I had to pick (ignoring the fact that I'm an American and take pride in America):\n\n1.) Vancouver\n\nVancouver is the city that makes Americans jealous.\n\n2.) Washington state, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, New York, Oregon, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Massachussets, and Connecticut\n\nThe best places in the U.S. to live, without a doubt.\n\n3.) The rest of the Northeastern U.S., Washington D.C., New Mexico, Minnesota, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, Toronto, Montreal, and the rest of British Columbia\n\nAll great places to be. Decide whether you prefer dealing with know-it-all Yankees, soulless political hacks, cold Midwestern winters, mountain rednecks, Texas Rednecks, angsty Torontoans, self-righteous Quebecois, or Canadian rednecks.\n\n4.) The Maritime provinces\n\nBeautiful scenery and (mostly) good people, but the economy isn't doing too hot.\n\n5.) Florida, Arizona, Georgia, Charleston (SC), the Gulf Coast, the rest of Ontario and Quebec\n\nLots of good points, but some of the little things will drive you crazy.\n\n6.) The Midwest and the remaining Mountain states\n\nTake your pick: cold, desolate flatland with lots of friendly people, or beautiful mountain states with virtually no human settlement.\n\n8.) Alaska, Alberta, Manitoba & Saskatchewan\n\nCold, cold winters and nothing much to do. But at least you get your choice of free health care or no taxes and a US$2,000+/year government check (for you and every dependent).\n\n8.) The Deep South (excluding Charleston, the Gulf Coast, and Georgia)\n\nOppressively hot summers (and springs, and falls...), economic hardship and regressive social systems. I live about one hundred miles away, and I rarely go there. On the bright side, the people are generally nice and the winters are lovely. Normally New Orleans would be ranked way higher, but it's not somewhere you want to be at the moment.\n\n10.) The Northern Provinces\n\nExtremely cold and absolutely nothing to do. Keep an eye out for polar bears.
33343
hawaii, is the best place for your specific time, since the climate, isnt too cold and isnt too hot, because it is hell in the summer!
1088022
Nope, I have lived in New York, Las Vegas, California (briefly), and Idaho (Lewiston), as well as Tucson, Arizona where I currently am.  None of the above were particularly clean, safe, or economically secure.  \n\nIf you want cleanliness, safety, and economic development, move to a suburb or a rural area, and commute to work if you need to.
196583
According to a 2003 report, if you're looking for the "smartest" state, you'd do well to move to New England. The top-ranked state is Massachusetts, followed by Vermont and Connecticut.
458069
Washington,California,Montana,Wyoming,South Dakota, Nebraska,Arizona, and South Carolina. Even when you are from Kansas--there`s no place like home!! Each state has its merits. Any Pacific coastal state I like,but I keep being drawn back to the mountain states. I could not name one. Montana--few people,so much space. Northern California-not too hot,not too cold,lots of liberal people. Washington--mountains and ocean !! It is a tough choice to make,because I am divided between beauty and economy. I wrestle with this same question often. I am going to have to just say any state in the Pacific northwest,for hunting,fishing,camping,hiking, snow and watersport.
798983
Wisconsin!\n\nGreat place to live\nNot far from Chicago\nNot far from St. Paul\nLots of jobs\ncost of living is low = about $500-$600 for a 2 bedroom apartment\nPeople are friendly.  Doesn't include Milwaukee\nThe Cities are not far apart\nGreat outdoor activities\nEducation is great
231193
Where in the united states are you living?
437204
Kansas.\nAlot of stupid people here,\nBut living expenses are lower than hell.\nEven car insurance costs less here.\n\nThese suckers think people making $14/hr are wealthy\nHahaha\nMan you can buy a decent home here for 60
149195
There are so many places across the United States!  Find a small little town, where everyone knows everyone!  That's where I live, and I love it!
215173
Michigan sux.  End of story.\n\nLOL no I don't really think that.  There are cool things there, you just wanna get out of the house.  Find a state that is fun (I recommend Nevada; Vegas baby!) and stay there a bit, get to know the people.  Have fun!
496271
California is the best and one of the most expensive places to live.  Who cares about money when all of the beautiful people live here.
308636
Since I was born and raised in the USA, I think it would be interesting to live in Europe and Asia. That way I could really give you an honest answer from experience having lived in all three places.
138602
The best place to retire in my opinion is a country in Europe because the Euro is ruling the world and they have one of the most beautiful places in the world.  So go to Europe and live an exquisite life, but have some cash in reserve.  And if you are asking, I'm Central American, form El Salvador.
462023
You can live anywhere you choose.