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1. Texas is good. Housing costs are low for some reason. Lots of companies have their HQ's there, and not just oil. There are military bases in SA and CC (pretty sure). It does get cold there (it was 30 when I had my layover there) and they get ice.

2. Hotlanta. It's hot and muggy the whole summer. The traffic is horrific. Housing is fairly good.

3. Middle part of Florida is growing big time. And if you are interested in banking or insurance, that's where to go. Lots of variety of jobs because of the parks.

4. HOT - like 120 is nothing. Its pretty up and coming.

5. DC, very expensive.

6. St. Louis is nice. Stay on the Missouri side.

7. NYC - VERY EXPENSIVE.

8. I'm told the Vegas area away from the strip is pretty nice. Dec-Feb has some colder tempatures.

9. California. Beautiful, extremely expensive, traffic is horrible ALL.THE.TIME.

10. NC/SC is a nice area.

11. Chicago is amazing. Such a great city and area, not cheap downtown but the suburbs are reasonable. Lots of opportunity.

12. Even before Katrina, NO wasn't that great. Really consider the whole thought about moving to the deep south.

13. I know Denver has a pretty decent housing market. Seattle can be expensive, it snows like hell in Boston, but they do have mass transit. Oregon is nice, and I wouldn't cross Tennessee off your list! I also hear New Mexico is nice, though I have never been.