Top 5 Most Affordable Cities in the US with Warm Weather

[@philipketchum1407]

I just moved from mid Michigan to just outside of Savannah. Absolutely love it.

[@leticiaurbach1720]

What suburb? Or is still sabana?

[@patsmith378]

You must be retired because they pay scale in Georgia is the pits

[@philipketchum1407]

@@patsmith378 sure am retired. 👍

[@therealadaa9]

That's the first time I've ever heard someone recommend someone to live in Yuma lol. Sorry Yuma, - the rest of AZ.

[@bellicose2037]

Yuma sucks, long live the old pueblo

[@guyincognito1431]

Its also the first time that I've heard anyone say it was cheap. It literally the last place in AZ I'd move to other maybe a drainage ditch or on top of a railroad.

[@mjpottertx]

Check out Huntsville, AL.

[@johneric3886]

Good video, good communication skills. Fast and to the point.😁

[@fromcoasttocoast1897]

Thanks John, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@xScooterAZx]

Yuma=120 degrees in the summer. I know,I live in Phoenix and have been to Yuma several times for concerts. Oh,and Rocky Point has had quite a few kidnappings in recent years.

[@fromcoasttocoast1897]

It's definitely a trade off when it comes to weather. Whether you prefer freezing cold winters in the northeast or extremely hot summers in the southwest.

[@marksnyder8189]

El Paso has the occasional cartel shootout. Not in Juarez, across the border, but in Elementary Paso.

[@xScooterAZx]

@@marksnyder8189 Yeah,we get shootouts here in Phoenix as well. Sometime in the evening you can hear guns go off. My friend and I heard one shootout just around the corner from us,and she live on the 2nd floor,with a walkway going along to the end of the building. We ran,as idiots do,(We could just see one person by the wall,but not the other. )to see which gun would win. The shotgun or the 357,and the 357 mag had the last shot. So I guess it won. XD

[@Batlas]

Gonna second this. Also in the valley. Basically Phoenix is brutal in summer and Yuma gets even hotter. Crime stats are pretty high there as well. There are safer towns with similar price points, but they all are going to have the same problem with water. The drought is wrecking az and people can't move here quick enough. Communities have literally ran out of water this year. it's wild.

[@Miami7]

I don't believe any major city and its suburbs are affordable for any person of the middle class. I looked at apartment rentals in these cities and it's like everywhere else, over $1,000 for a crummy studio, unless you live in an undesirable area. What do older people do who worked all their lives and are down to their social security checks to live on? Where can they live, especially if they don't have a family?

[@harlow743]

I could not have said it better.....thank you Mami for your true and honest comment...

[@Svid1701D]

Hopefully, if you worked your entire life you bought and paid for a house.

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

If you want to vote to destroy energy and "save the environment", you PAY FOR IT. Stop voting for idiots.

[@markkrauklis8294]

Yuma is sometimes called " HELL ON EARTH'!!!!😛😂😆🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@moneymanfernando1594]

Most of those places are either too hot or too humid.

[@AJTLfilms]

I’m the opposite of you. I’ve lived in Tennessee and Virginia my whole life and have dreamed of living in a cooler climate for many years. Summer is too harsh in those states so I want to move north. I’d take a new england winter any day over the south in the summer.

[@fromcoasttocoast1897]

Aside from the cold winters, New England is an awesome place to live. Check out the channel "Living in New Hampshire."

[@highlymedicated2438]

Exactly. That's why Boston is the fastest growing state in the country. And now we have more people than Florida

[@itsjustme4848]

@@highlymedicated2438maybe cut down on the meds.

[@JohnnyNigh]

@@highlymedicated2438 Boston isn't a state and neither the city or the state it is located in has a larger population than Florida.

[@JohnnyNigh]

@@itsjustme4848 💯

[@straceshow3212]

Bad advice, some of these places are real crap holes. Be careful.

[@sethjaffe9095]

Yuma regularly has one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. You will need to bring a job with you if you are not retired.

[@fromcoasttocoast1897]

It's definitely something to take into account if you're thinking about moving to any state. Fortunately the number of remote employment opportunities is continuing to grow.

[@juliejensen7370]

Your stats are misleading. Most safe, desirable areas in these cities aren't affordable, as of right now. I've been IN most of them and explored.

[@MX-CO]

I've yet to find perfect year round and I've been everywhere The closest is so cal on the coast but to expensive The ideal imo would be summer in Minnesota, 70's 80's And winter in Florida or coastal Alabama 60's 70's in the winter.

[@MK-jq8ow]

San Diego is rated best weather in the world

[@patsmith378]

Most of the places on this list are supper conservative. Hope you don’t get a pregnancy you don’t want or get arrested for a small amount of marijuana

[@alexm9078]

Don't be silly and wear a condom lol

[@williamwoolcock]

The best- Honolulu- if you can hustle up a good place.

[@marknewton6984]

Mahalo

[@liberty3924]

Yuma & El Paso = border towns. Florida & Georgia = tornado alley. I'm living in Edmonton AB Canada = Affordable but cold, long winters of deep freeze.

[@clifford7594]

These places ain't warm. They're unbearably hot!

[@clifford7594]

@No Name Triple digits are hot to me. Consistent triple digits are unbearably hot.

[@tomfields3682]

I might want to visit a few of them, but no thanks to living in any of them. QOL is important to me and IMHO, none of these have it.

[@zeekpeakTV]

where would you go then for quality of life? just curious

[@fromcoasttocoast1897]

They're definitely not for everyone, fortunately there's so many beautiful places to live in the US.

[@willie1456]

Yuma is trash, don't move here LOL

[@Champagne8004]

Yuma and El Paso??

[@williammoore27]

From northeastern Pennsylvania to San Diego skyline!🛣🛣🛣🛣🛣🛣🌃🌃🌃🌃🌃🌃🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖

[@TheOriginalCryptoPimp]

Lots of poverty in Savannah

[@mikemiller659]

How about Louisiana?

[@CarolynDavasligil]

Savanah is not in so. Carolina but on Georgia.

[@vec306]

Turn up the Heat

[@spacecoyote6646]

A Bunch of bad advice

[@rayhopkins6666]

El Paso is 9 hours west of Dallas? That's by airplane.

[@Miami7]

And who would want to live there? Even it's not all that affordable unless you just walked across the border and speak Spanish.

[@mikemiller659]

No its Not ! U can flu to Hawaii frm CA in 4.5 hrs

[@eskieman3948]

El Paso? No thanks!

[@realmaxforce]

It's not a bad place at all. Housing prices are incredible.

[@fromcoasttocoast1897]

Based on the average cost of housing across the US, I feel that El Paso has a lot to offer for the price. Not to mention it's relatively safe for a city it's size. Although the cost of property taxes is definitely a drawback.

[@brandongovreau9218]

I'm looking for poor affordable not rich affordable 😔

[@smallshopproductions5334]

For any coast of the Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico, can you guys spell H-U-R-R-I-C-A-N-E ? -- 'just sayin'

[@leaaugusta9924]

It drives me absolutely bonkers when people say warmer climates don't change seasons! THEY CERTAINLY DO! The meteorological definition of four seasons is one thing, but you will do well to d ivorce yourselves from this EUROCENTRIC NONSENSE that weather and climate are divided into 4 seasons based on the illogical and imposed solar calendar and ACTUALLY OBSERVE the natural phenomena taking place around you! Living south of Phoenix, AZ for years, I perceived the following patterns at regular intervals over the course of the year 1) shifts in temperature ranging 125 degrees, 2) variations in humidity, 3) tree leaves changing, 4) different plants thriving / blooming at different times of year, 5) extreme variations in precipitation patterns and much more. Idiots don't need snow to knock them over the head to be told it's "winter".

[@JAYY_JAYY]

The Bay Area

[@paanne1013]

Yuma and El Paso may have great winter weather and are affordable, but neither one are safe to live, too many drug cartels and illegals.

[@mikemiller659]

taken over

[@mr-vet]

White people are the main customers for the drug cartels….. stop using drugs…

[@swallacegray2013]

Yep!