Which NHL city would you choose to move to?

[AustonsNostrils]

You've decided you want to move to a new city, since you're an NHL fan you are considering the 31 NHL cities. For this question imagine that it's simple for Americans and Canadians to emigrate/immigrate. We'll also imagine you're comfortably middle class, if you're single your income is $100,000, if you're married with kids your income is $150,000. So your decision will be based on things like population size, geography, climate, culture, indoor/outdoor attractions, housing affordability, economy/job etc

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[Sheppy]

Honestly, Vegas. I really enjoy my time there when i go. I go there 2-3 times a year and make numerous poor decisions, so why not live it?

 

[WingsMJN2965]

Houston... Wait.

 

[MetalheadPenguinsFan]

*insert name of city that has the team that I cheer for here*

 

[sparxx87]

I’m already in Toronto but I’ll trade my girl and my kids for an extra 50k per year?

 

[Krams]

Detroit

 

[Cowumbus]

In order Boston
DC
Raleigh

(I’m from Ohio)

 

[AustonsNostrils]

Houston... Wait.

between this and the heat, not a chance

 

[Nick Hansen]

I am thinking Vancouver. It's got a very good reputation. How's the weather, though?

 

[JFG]

Nashville. Loved it there.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

Detroit

City is coming back... Still wouldn't move there.

Honestly wouldn't move to any NHL city simply due to the fact that I hate the busyness. Only said Houston because I'd like to see them get a team and the city is actually laid out over a huge area so it still doesn't feel that densely populated.

 

[EhlersChin]

Lots of great choices. California, Vegas, Denver, tough to pick one. Its alot easier to pick the 31st city and that undeniably goes to Wpg. Reasons are obvious and need not be stated.

 

[InAllOurLeafsCommand]

I am thinking Vancouver. It's got a very good reputation. How's the weather, though?

How far does $100k go in Vancouver these days?

 

[WingsMJN2965]

Nashville. Loved it there.

Disregard my last comment. There's ONE NHL city I'd move to.

 

[Hobocop]

Nashville, with Vancouver a close second.

 

[Makar Goes Fast]

put me in anahiem alll day!! Great california hockey city.

edit: didnt read op, put me in tampa.

 

[Whaleafs]

I am thinking Vancouver. It's got a very good reputation. How's the weather, though?

Rainy. Also the housing market is a nightmare.

 

[M2Beezy]

Vancity

 

[Legionnaire]

Tampa

 

[Dotter]

Nashville. Loved it there.

That's where I live and it is nice. I would move to Detroit or Denver. Two other places I really loved.

 

[CanadienShark]

Montreal. I love that city - it's my favourite in Canada. Vancouver as my second choice, since it's close to my hometown. Boston or Ottawa would be my third/fourth choices. Boston because I hear great things about the city, and Ottawa because I've lived there for years and consider it a second home. Nashville would be my number 5, because again I've heard amazing things about the city.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

How far does $100k go in Vancouver these days?

If you're lucky it'll get you a bong and half a bowl...

 

[AustonsNostrils]

I am thinking Vancouver. It's got a very good reputation. How's the weather, though?

weather is so/so, when it's nice it's perfect - lots of rain and clouds. Vancouver is one of the most expensive housing markets in North America, middle class people will never be able to buy even a small house there, would need to move to an outer burb for that.

 

[Preds Partisan]

Anywhere without income tax.

 

[Whaleafs]

How far does $100k go in Vancouver these days?

One of these by the sounds of it