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Double Income, No Kids. Must Surf. Where would you live?
- Thread starter cjs2002
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Not anymore. Has really gone down hill and is highly overrated.
5/7 would not recommend.
San Clem expensive? Compared to what? The cheapest coastal town in OC thats for sure. I see houses right now for 600,000 up in the hills.
ALl of OC is cheap AF compared to LA so my view may be skewed. For almost half what I pay for a shitty 1 bedroom apartment in LA, Ill be moving into a 2 bedroom house in Costa Mesa with 3 x the room and 25 minutes closer to the beach than now.
talega is not san clemente. looked at houses there and hated the vibe. opposite of what sc is. anything west of the 5 is a million
Yeah, but burning wannabe pro groms is one of the greatest joys of surfing.
Through the years I've spent about 6 weeks combined in San Clemente. My experiences have all been favorable both in and out of the water. The only places in the area where I found the crowds in the water to be frustrating have been Oceanside and Salt Creek. Yes its crowded in the lineup but really no worse than what I'm used to at home. I just like the area. Would definitely need a million dollar + budget for a house to be on the ocean side of the 5. Would love to explore some of the nearby mountains and desert.
New Zealand, Australia or Spain would be my top choices outside of CA.
In CA: central coast or Carpentaria for me. The latter might not be the most wave rich zone but I’ve always loved that Town, area and the nearby waves.
I loved living in Northern California but the surf was inconsistent and required a lot of time.
In CA: central coast or Carpentaria for me. The latter might not be the most wave rich zone but I’ve always loved that Town, area and the nearby waves.
I loved living in Northern California but the surf was inconsistent and required a lot of time.
And here is where income comes in.
Some occupations the pay is very, very shitty in the above countries.
So one has to ask if a tremendous cut in lifestyle is worth it.
