Ask HN: Where are the best cities to live in the US if you work remotely?

This is like asking "What's the best food to eat?" You need to give some criteria that are important to you.

You might want to look at states that don't have an income tax, to start. That can save some money, assuming saving money on taxes is one of your criteria.

If you Google for "best US cities" you'll find all kinds of lists with descriptions of various cities and why they're the best. Maybe start there.

I was just in Hawaii for 3 months and it was amazing. Returning to the Bay Area was rough. Planning my next trip now.

Gary, Indiana has properties with internet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary,_Indiana

Related "Ask HN: If your job was remote, which city would you choose to live in?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20571362 with 138 comments

I would choose any small town with a medium-sized college. college towns have food and culture and stimulating conversation. typically they're very good schools and libraries. typically also relatively cheap.

Ithaca New York and Bellingham Washington are very fun cities for this type of layout. there are a lot of them that fit this criteria though