What a million dollar home looks like in 20 different cities

[pgardn]

That house in Vegas. Dallas house is legit too.

Dallas absolutely sucks.

[baseline bum]

The Seattle house is ing nice, but San Diego wins just for the weather

[benefactor]

The Seattle house is ing nice, but San Diego wins just for the weather

I've never been, but my wife has. She took a business trip over there in the middle of the winter. Said it felt like springtime.

[RandomGuy]

http://www.marke ch.com/story/wha...ies-2015-12-18

SF lol

New York... wow...

[Mitch]

A million isn't within 20 miles of LA

[InRareForm]

^ Maybe 40 miles tbh.. and away from the ocean.

[Frank Dux]

A million isn't within 20 miles of LA

Yeah, the LA home on the list looked like garbage.

[resistanze]

The Seattle house is ing nice, but San Diego wins just for the weather

I went there for the first time 2 weeks ago. 85 degrees, nice breeze

Stopped by Koreatown in LA for California Donuts...driving through there was a trip.

[baseline bum]

Stopped by Koreatown in LA

Nice, birthplace of the riots

[Caltex2]

The New York one looks the tiest.

It's not even in New York, per se, it's in Brooklyn, which is as much New York City as Westwood, Brentwood, Hollywood and SouthCentral is LA. They should have priced a home in Midtown or Lower Manhattan near Wall Street or Times Square because that's where all the action is, not some decrepit part of Brooklyn, which is not what most people know as New York and certainly not the heart of it. Heck, even Uptown would have been fine with Central Park and an Ivy League school nearby.