/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56724696
I got remote work a few years ago. I just AirBNB around different places in this country. Would recommend to other anons like me who have no friends, no significant others, no families, until you find a place with like-minded people.

Most cities are the same. They have the same grocery stores, home improvement stores, chain restaurants, fast food, etc. The weather and the people (especially amount of people) are what varies.

>>56162048
I would add walkability and tree-lined streets. They don't build hundred year old trees lining streets that take you downtown to great restaurants/bars for date night with your wife anymore. All the new construction is suburban strip mall garbage. Cities with walkable downtowns, outdoor restaurants, nightlife (bars), and community events are becoming increasingly rare. Find one of those towns with virtually all white people and highly rated schools and you've found a unicorn.

Plenty of communities exist in the suburbs with good schools, low crime, multiple bedrooms, 2-car garage. They'll be great for a decade, then they'll build the exact same community with more homes jammed into the same space slightly further out. These areas will never maintain their desirability, all it takes is a handful of annoying families to move in and everyone bails, the school test scores tank, and people are left bag holding in a 50% white community.

>>54446617
>new construction

It's all shit.

Buy into an established community with good schools, mature trees, developed infrastructure and amenities.

Also don't be a dumbass posting unrealistic prices for used cars like people always do
>Bro just buy a used Mazda 3 for 2500 under 15k miles