>With numerous cities offering incentives to energize
>communities and tax bases, what would attract you to leave
>where you are now?
hard to beat San Diego for weather.

We have increasing bad traffic, a super high cost of living.

But the weather is excellent.

Outdoor activities such as hiking/beach/parks is excellent.

California's health care is excellent.

People here are 80% NOT rednecks assholes.

Plus I'm in a situation where my condo is 100% paid for AND I work for a great company that provides almost unlimited stability (it's a hospital system.)

1)So I'd have to have a stable job that pays well.
2)Not be around a bunch of rednecks
3)Weather where it only under 40 degrees at night and few a few months a year, and where there's little rain or snow.
4)Can't be much hotter than San Diego.
4)A place where I could by a nice condo/house for under $280k (what I'd next from selling mine today.)
5)Can't be a state that refused the Obamacare medicare expansion.

Basically in the U.S. there is no other place.

To move from here there'd have to be the big earthquake or some sort of radiation/massive deadly pollution.