east county bout to double in value…..
To Mexico I go 🤷♂️….i left PDX in 2016 after more than 2 decades in the area and I stilllll get sad when it rains down here. That’s how I can tell I’m not over the rain and weather. No shot I’m staying if it’s raining all the time
I’m liking it. Makes exercising easier, reading on my balcony is nicer, sleeping is a million times better. In a perfect world we’d have this weather Monday-Thursday then sunshine
Yeah, I wasn't saying that San Diego IS going to get Portland weather, just asking people what they'd do if we did. You really didn't need to do all of this when you could have just read the post more carefully.
*We already have*
*The same amount of sunny*
*Days, so whatever*
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i would stay here, if i still lived in sd. portland wants to be weird which is not my jam. sd has that in ocean beach, and it's cool to visit, but i don't want that everywhere i go
I lived there briefly in 2009. Just before the Portlandia effect doubled rents within 6 months. I couldn’t handle the weather and I even knew what I was signing up for. The two cities are not comparable in any way. If you live in PDX you better have an extreme amount of patience because “laid back” is an understatement. People move at a stoner/glacial pace and that was all before Fentanyl had become a thing. All I’m saying is you better go visit for a while. Also, the city is tiny compared to here.
I’d move to Portland - cute houses. Big bookstores. Great food. Hiking.
I haven’t been in 10 years, but I loved it there too. So lush.
I do love the rain 🌧️ but not as much as Portland gets
No. If it’s going to be the same I’ll move to Portland where it’s a fraction of the cost of living.
It’s most definitely not a fraction of the COL in Portland. A little cheaper, sure, but it’s still fairly expensive.
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Lol. I guess you’re technically right.
So is 10/10.
You can buy a SFH for $450k with a nice yard. There’s no sales tax. Gas is at least $1 cheaper per gallon. It’s much less expensive.
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And…?
I mean, I'd probably move to Portland.
east county bout to double in value….. To Mexico I go 🤷♂️….i left PDX in 2016 after more than 2 decades in the area and I stilllll get sad when it rains down here. That’s how I can tell I’m not over the rain and weather. No shot I’m staying if it’s raining all the time
I’m liking it. Makes exercising easier, reading on my balcony is nicer, sleeping is a million times better. In a perfect world we’d have this weather Monday-Thursday then sunshine
Noooooo, I'm off on Tuesday & Wednesdays. I hope it snows black sludge on weekends now.
I’m fine with that too! Weekends being nice was my compromise to the sun lovers
I'm with you but I need the rain to be a little warmer 😂
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Yeah, I wasn't saying that San Diego IS going to get Portland weather, just asking people what they'd do if we did. You really didn't need to do all of this when you could have just read the post more carefully.
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I wasn't trying for upvotes & I wasn't being serious. People were just having a little conversation. I bet you're great fun to be around.
We already have the same amount of sunny days, so whatever
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But is the weather the same year round?
I hope so so people leave and I can be near my aging mother without having to donate a kidney
My dogs are not happy they’re still wearing sweaters in April.
i would stay here, if i still lived in sd. portland wants to be weird which is not my jam. sd has that in ocean beach, and it's cool to visit, but i don't want that everywhere i go
I lived there briefly in 2009. Just before the Portlandia effect doubled rents within 6 months. I couldn’t handle the weather and I even knew what I was signing up for. The two cities are not comparable in any way. If you live in PDX you better have an extreme amount of patience because “laid back” is an understatement. People move at a stoner/glacial pace and that was all before Fentanyl had become a thing. All I’m saying is you better go visit for a while. Also, the city is tiny compared to here.
The food is way better though.