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Re: How Long Will You Need to Save to Buy a Home In Your City? by kiba on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @02:54AM (#4447394)
People estimates weather as a major concern in their daily life when considering moving to another city, but that's not really true.

It's like buying a brand new car. Sure it's nice and cool looking, but eventually it becomes just a transportation option to get you from point a to point b. Or it could be like that you're going to buy a house with a pool. However, you'll rarely actually use the swimming pool.

Re: How Long Will You Need to Save to Buy a Home In Your City? by wallywax on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @03:00AM (#4447403)
Speak for yourself. My happiness went up massively when I finally left Seattle for California. And my feeling about that hasn't changed over time.
Re: How Long Will You Need to Save to Buy a Home In Your City? by richardjordan on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @03:07AM (#4447412)
Yeah, I'm gonna second that. Once I moved from the UK to Silicon Valley - no matter how much I love "back home" and the fact that London truly is one of the great world cities in which to live - there's no way I'm moving back to that weather. It is very hard to leave.
Re: How Long Will You Need to Save to Buy a Home In Your City? by cageface on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @03:17AM (#4447427)
After a decade of scraping ice off my windshield in the dark in the morning California looked like nirvana. It would take a lot to get me to move back to a city with a real winter again.