#bicoastal-living

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fromMoneywise
4 days ago

Florida nurse supercommutes to California's Bay Area to make 3 times as much as she could locally. Is her bicoastal lifestyle a good idea?

Take Memwanesha Daniels, a self-described "bicoastal nurse" who supercommutes from Jacksonville, Fla., to the San Francisco Bay Area. In a recent CNBC report, Daniels says that by supercommuting to the Bay Area, she is able to make three times what she would make in Florida (1). "It's very lucrative," she told CNBC. "This is a retirement plan for me." Daniels has also acquired an online following and appears to be a budding influencer.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 weeks ago

I left the Hamptons and moved to the 'Hamptons of England.' Both are magnets for the rich, but life is completely different.

I moved to the Hamptons, in spite of it being the Hamptons, and later to the Cotswolds, in spite of it being the "Hamptons of England." The status-symbol side of these places was never what drew me in. The Hamptons and the Cotswolds are completely different from one another, but there's a reason they're both so popular: They're fantastic. They have beautiful houses, interesting people, and great restaurants and stores.
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fromSan Francisco Chronicle
5 months ago

They split time between California and New York. What bicoastal living looks like for these workers

Bicoastal living is increasingly common among younger creatives who split their time between California and New York, often driven by career needs.
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