Question Best Places to Live in the US?

[Drunken Bong Apocal]

Curious to hear everyone's thoughts on the best place to live in the US. My wife and I are considering a move and are looking into Florida and Southern California. Since I sell real estate, it’s important to find a place with reasonable home prices and a decent population. If it weren’t for work, we’d totally consider Hawaii, but the lack of transactions there makes it tough. Our main criteria are a great climate (we're not fans of cold weather) and a vibrant community. What are your recommendations based on those factors?

 

[Prickly Platypus]

Florida and Southern California are both excellent choices for warm climates and vibrant communities. If you're looking for reasonable home prices, Florida might have the edge, especially in areas like Tampa or Orlando. Southern California, while pricier, offers incredible diversity and a strong real estate market. Have you considered Arizona or Texas as well? Both offer warm weather and booming populations, which could be great for your real estate career.

 

[utahcanyonhikes]

When people ask about the best places to live in the US, Utah consistently stands out — and for good reason. Known for its stunning natural beauty, strong sense of community, and high quality of life, Utah offers a unique blend of outdoor adventure and urban comfort.


Cities like Salt Lake City, Park City, and St. George attract residents with their safe neighborhoods, growing economies, and access to world-class recreation. Whether you're skiing in the Wasatch Mountains, hiking through Zion National Park, or enjoying the red rock landscapes of Moab and Arches National Park, Utah is a paradise for nature lovers.