str8upmenace420
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Which part of Cali. to move to? please help!
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Mithrandir420
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I can only really speak about So Cal, but I can tell you that in So Cal the only beach area that you need to worry about flooding or earthquakes in is Malibu. We don't generally have floods in So Cal unless you're in the deserts, just crappy rain drivers. Most places in So Cal are earthquake safe. Most old building have been retrofitted and newer ones are built to handle the shaking. After a couple of years you'll sleep through them anyway. The earthquake danger is pretty over hyped. Really, the two worst things about So Cal are the traffic and the heat in summer.
One of the best things: Almost all bands play So Cal, whether L.A., O.C., or S.D. And no matter where you are, every venue is within driving distance.
One of the best things: Almost all bands play So Cal, whether L.A., O.C., or S.D. And no matter where you are, every venue is within driving distance.
209 Cali closet grower
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bro the cen valley is far from deserted.I love it here, traffic is nothing like so cal.The only thing I can say bad about cen valley is the smell of cow shit when you get in the 559 or 209 area code, but hey it's home to me when I smell that.
Perfextionist420
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Shasta is very nice and the climate was great when I was out there, redding can be a cool area but lots of college students and I hear stuff about rippers for people who do outdoors
dk420
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i looked into Ventura Cali, and i seem to like it. might look further into that area now. IV? well i havent lived in a place romotely close to being considered SoCal, non the less Cali. lol FL is ok but i hear Cali is waaay more better and it has a plus, legal marijuana!!
thanks for letting me know about (old) buildings being retrofitted, i deff will have to ask that when looking for a house if it was built in the earlier years. it might be over hyped but then again what isnt now and days -_-. when i lived in CT and FL now a major/main highway is I95, what would be considered a major highway in SoCal? as for the heat, ill stay inside with ac blasting while
, that should take my mind off the heat lol. and yeah that would be fun the see all bands or any performance since it will be close by...thinking SoCal might be a top choice.pros or cons in either? thank you but a little more info would be helpful as to why those two.
"home is where you make it" lol it would probably take me a while to get used to that smell since i consider myself a city boy, ha sad but true. this area in FL is becoming more city like and im miles away from farms.
ehh, as much as that sounds like a area i would like to go to, college students can be idiots! and rather "not shit where i sleep" and have them go on a joy ride ripping out my outdoor grow.
generally i would love to be in a place on the outskirts of say a major city where i can be in a relaxed/calm environment but still have things to do (like decent clubs, bars, places to mingle around, you know something fun to do to get out of the house) and then if i want to go out drive 20/30/60 mins to a major city when you go to really party (comparing to nyc, or miami)
ps :: THANK YOU EVERYONE for throwing your inputs on this. you are really helping me out
nothing compares to nyc. I love cali but LA and San Diego was a disapointment. I enjoy temecula more then I enjoy LA and im only like 10 minutes from it. If I need anything major I can drive to riverside. And our 5 bedroom 3 bathroom 4 car garage house only costs 1800 a month. Cant beat that shit with a stick...but i'll be moving to another city once our lease is up next year.
dk420
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hell no you cant beat that!! and yeah nothing can compare to nyc, but its so ppl can get an idea when i say go out for fun (local club) and going out to party (nyc/miami status) lol but why do you say was a disapointment? what were you expecting and what did you really get?
theexpress
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why are people saying san bernardino sucks?
Mithrandir420
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To be fair though, it does depend on where you were, and what you were looking for. I love Pasadena. It has everything I needed, everything is in biking distance and has some great restaurants and bars. Just a tad out of my price range unless I want an apartment or small house. I hated Norco. Horses and fat horse chicks. Ugh.
That's a good price for that large of a rental. What's your square footage?
the sq ft is like just under 3000. And I was expecting for LA to be a bit cleaner and was expecting everything to look nicer then it was. We checked out like hollywood blvd and the area around the beverly shopping center thing and then went up to were the observatory was and then also checked out venice beach. I'm sure if someone actually showed me the non touristy part of LA I may like it more. I just got used to the way NYC was...no matter where you went you were around everything.
theexpress
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lol how you gonna call l.a. dirty when your from ney york were people throw there garbadge on the street... chicago is a nice clean city.. they take good care of it... its a super violent city though..
209 Cali closet grower
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collective gardener
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We live in Ventura and LOVE IT!!! I have access to Los Angeles and The Valley without actually having to live there. There are houses in Port Hueneme and Oxnard in your price range. Your drive to the beach would be between 1 and 15 minutes. Weather is milder. This is the only area in what's still technically Southern California that I would live. If you want more rural, 2 hrs north you can get 10 acres for 50K...rolling hills with oaks!
Mithrandir420
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Because it does. (Specifically the City of SB, not the county)
Mostly low income areas, not a lot to do as far as entertainment, dreary and bland.
dk420, Major highways (freeways in so cal) are all of them! The 5, 10, 405, 101, 210, 15, 60 and 605 are our big artery type freeways.
theexpress
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yeah its all high desert to.. ima be moving to s.b. county thats why i ask
Mithrandir420
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The county has many nice areas. I am new to the Inland Empire having lived further west here in so cal all my life. I can tell you that SB county is not MMJ friendly, but they don't have much control of the cities, only the unincorporated parts of the county. The most stable area real estate wise is the Rancho Cucamonga area. Some of the high desert area are nice, if you like that kind of climate. I have friends that live in the high desert (Victorville area) and they love it. Too hot for me, though. The southern part of the county is not high desert, BTW.
The thing about So Cal, is that since it's so big and spread out it's hard to say that any part is bad or good. Most cities have both.
And hey, I do hope this info helps all of you planning on moving here. I hope that when I finally make my move north people will help me, too.
(good karma and all that)
theexpress
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what u mean dont have control of the cities?? i would be in unincorperated s.b. county... about 15 min drive from victorvilleThe county has many nice areas. I am new to the Inland Empire having lived further west here in so cal all my life. I can tell you that SB county is not MMJ friendly, but they don't have much control of the cities, only the unincorporated parts of the county. The most stable area real estate wise is the Rancho Cucamonga area. Some of the high desert area are nice, if you like that kind of climate. I have friends that live in the high desert (Victorville area) and they love it. Too hot for me, though. The southern part of the county is not high desert, BTW.
The thing about So Cal, is that since it's so big and spread out it's hard to say that any part is bad or good. Most cities have both.
And hey, I do hope this info helps all of you planning on moving here. I hope that when I finally make my move north people will help me, too.
Mithrandir420
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I mean that in the recent round of raids by the DEA that were initiated by the county, only the shops in the unincorporated areas were affected. Those within incorporated city limits like Fontana were generally safe.
theexpress
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makes no sense... lol you would figure you would be safer out in the middle of nowere...