The 20 Most Expensive Cities In The United States For 2024

San Francisco is my favorite place to live. I grew up here and was raised there. It has a lot of great food and great places to visit as a tourist. It’s a melting pot of all types of races and especially being Asian, I can relate to other people.

The good is that they have lots of things to do. It doesn’t matter what day of the week it is, there’s always something to do. The bad is that it’s very expensive to live there, and the homeless is a huge problem.

Awesome place. Super safe. Plenty of things to do: nature, city, eats, movies, films, and events.

Expensive. Everything you wanna do here is expensive. You need some income.

The crime is very low if you are away from the east side. Even then, for a continually growing city of over 1 million. The local sports team is major league hockey so during hockey season, there is a lot of excitement going on in downtown. Culturally, there is a good mixture of all ethnicity so food selection is diverse. As more people move in for job opportunities due to the tech industry, traffic is getting worse and worse. Most people are here for the jobs and weather.

The thing that will be shocking about the place is the cost of living. A decent house will cost upward of a million dollars. Living here is a struggle unless you make a lot of money. Everything is expensive, especially rent. If you live anywhere near a big tech firm, prepare to pay a lot for that luxury. As mentioned before, traffic is a nightmare. Going anywhere during rush hour and on major freeways like the 101 will take forever. Due to property prices, many have no choice but to commute and sit in traffic – adding an extra 1-2 hours to their workday.

I love Seattle. There is so much to do and see. It’s right on Puget Sound so there is water everywhere you look. And Mt. Rainier is close by and when the mountain is “out”, as the locals say, the view can’t be beat. The waterfront area has so many fun things to do. The wheel is wonderful, and there are great places to shop. One of my favorite shops on the waterfront is Ye Olde Curiosity Shop. There are so many unique, wonderful and interesting things there. And the best place for lunch is Ivar’s Fish Bar, where you can get fish and chips, eat on the pier, and feed your left over french fries to the seagulls!

The variety of the geography – you’ve got the water on one side and the mountains on the other. And there are a lot of activities to check out.

To everybody thinking about moving to Oakland : It’s dreadful, horrible chaos. Please just stay where you are.

Actually, Oakland s a wonderful place to live. We just don’t need any more people here. Really.

Bad: weather. Bad: diverse, fun population. You’ve been warned. Lol

San Diego is beautfiul!!!! Beaches are a real treat and the carne asada is to die for!

I don’t like how packed the beaches get and parking is a joke! You have to arrive very early to find parking at Mission Beach.

Everything was great!

Everything is definitely great!

Los Angeles is a great place and it’s so beautiful. It’s always sunny and there’s always something to do. Crime all depends on the area you leave in. I would say be careful period being that this is a huge city.

The bad is that there’s so many people here. There’s always traffic. The worst is the 405 freeway. The streets are no better.

i love it no place like it.. i had lived here my whole life and i dont think i can ever see myself living anywhere else.. i had visit a few places.. but there is no place like home.. when i am away i get home sick.. even thou there is so many people and it a bit crazy as to how fast pace it is.. this is my kind of town

what about it it is crazy busy.. too many people.. everything is too fast…the good you can travel using a bike train bus car, so my kinds of people from all over the world.. all kinds of food

I moved to Long Beach to attend Cal State University Long Beach. Honestly, it changed my life. I grew up in a different suburb in California, but Long Beach is so different. I wouldn’t necessarily live here for my whole life, but it was definitely worth coming here for college. I like coming back and visiting here to see my friends.

My favorite thing about Long Beach is that there are honestly always places to go to, and it’s not too far to go to other fun cities like LA. It’s not too quiet but never too loud either unless you live somewhere that is filled with college students. The weather is great, too. And of course, we’re near a few beaches, so that’s great.

I believe there is a lot of crime in LA because it is a big city. I usually stay to myself when i go visit LA. As far as schools go, i have several family and friends that attend schools there and it seems like its fairly safe. I myself attended school in Anaheim when i was 10 yrs old, which was 39 years ago and I’ve had nothing but pleasant experiences there. Traffic is horrible so if you want to go anywhere, you have to allot yourself a lot of time to get to your destination. People seem friendly enough and there are a lot of places to eat and visit

I love love Disneyland and California Adventure and could never get sick of going there. It is the happiest place on Earth and everyone i’ve come across at the parks have been nothing but kind and pleasant to be around…after all, they’re all there to have a great time and escape real life, if even for a day or more.

I love being close to the beaches and the nice sunny weather. I dislike the traffic and the smog that pollutes the air. I feel that it is getting overcrowded but i still like to visit as often as i can

Overall, Santa Clarita from a younger individual’s perspective is very bland. The city simply lacks of things to do.

What stood out the most about Santa Clarita is how I felt secured in this city. Also the family appears to be more about raising a family.

It’s known place for its diverse terrain of open spaces, mountains and forests, with abundant wildlife and many small towns. It’s a destination for outdoor activities like skiing, mountain biking and kayaking. I had a great experience at there.

Very good experience.

I’ve lived in Riverside most of my life and never once heard it refered to by anyone as wiggerside.

Of course I can’t hear much of anything over the ranchero music…||But I promise you the acre of land I live on in Riverside is 100% more picturesque and beautiful then the shithole apartment your typing this clickbate from somewhere in Canoga Park.”