Nomadic by Nature
I have worked remotely for over 10 years. Over that time, I’ve been “city shopping” to find the urban area I desire the most. This has taken me to many cool cities.
Philadelphia, PA
GayborhoodDecided to rehab a Trinity-style rowhouse in the heart of Center City. Philly is weird, fun, and a great place to explore.
Washington, D.C.
GeorgetownWhat can I say - I’m enamored by an old rowhouse. The neighborhood is preserved in time from the 1800s and mixes walkability with coziness.
San Francisco
Lower Pacific HeightsI honestly thought this was going to be my place, but the city gets in its own way more often than not (or so I experienced during my time there).
Seattle, WA
Capitol HillBest West Coast city - you’d be hard-pressed to convince me otherwise. The rain is wildly overstated and the summers are otherworldly.
San Diego, CA
Little ItalyThere is a part of me that really wanted to live the Southern California lifestyle but I just couldn’t get into the relaxed nature. However, 72° and sunny doesn’t get old.
Providence, RI
Federal Hill“Rhody Pride” is real. Providence is a hidden gem on the East Coast and way-too-often overlooked by its big sister, Boston.
Washington, D.C.
GeorgetownMy first venture to a Big City™ and it clearly still has my heart as I’m on my second tour (see above).
New Milford, CT
Hine Hill & Upper ReservoirI grew up in a beautiful part of Western Connecticut, which to this day remains a very peaceful and picturesque part of America.