Should I move to grand junction

I heard Alaska is awesome and does meets all your requirements

 

Don’t tell everyone!!

 

Over Pueblo?!?

Can't believe how many Texas plates I see down in the Springs!

 

I mean, it's gotta be hard for a mod. You're out on a date..... things are going great..... girl says something political..... you reflexively slap her across the mouth....

 

Can't believe Aspen missed out, it's a straight up hood life.

 

Texans began their invasion years ago. Boulder and Denver too.

 

Your probability is 0.01?

 

There is nothing special about Grand Junction. But you are a lot closer to the better parts of Colorado than you'd be in California.

 

I decided to take the offer, I will take a little bit of a pay cut, I currently make about 120k a year as an hourly employee, I get ot after 8 and double time after 12 and do about 70 hour weeks which is no way to live a life. The position in Colorado will be roughly in the mid 80s pay wise, he said the labor laws in Colorado pay ot after 12 and or 40 hours a week. The taxes are a lot less and I figure so will the cost of living plus I'll only be working closer to 40 hours a week there.

My question is, the housing market is insane everywhere right now obviously, I figured I would try grand junction for a year and if I really hate it I can come back to socal. If I like it I would like to buy a house, I've seen they're going up in value in grand junction just like everywhere else, do you guys who live in Colorado think that the prices will stabilize in the next year or so (go back to pre covid levels)?

 

always.........

 

They might taper for a bit but I doubt the market here is going down any appreciable amount. I don't forsee people deciding they don't want to move to CO at any point in the future

 

How about Tennessee?

Although IMO it’s already slim pickings being 35+.

 

Colorado is the next California, if you live in the bigger cities you are screwed, rural areas are still pretty good, the women are the same no matter where you are, yes you have more choices in California but you also get a lot more crazies. Rolly Polly are governor isn't much better than newsome! Like I said Colorado in major areas is just like California!

 

i think that’s a solid plan to take a year. Your “little bit” is much different than mine, Any chance your with CoorsTek?

 

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