Where should you live?

CNN just dropped a tool that tells you where you should move next.

The digital crystal ball asks you where you currently live and how far you are willing to move. Then, it gives you a questionnaire, and based on your answers, it narrows down the best place for you to live.

Some of the questions it asks are:

“Compared to where you live now, are you looking for a place that has more or less…”
You can select multiple preferences or leave some fields blank (Less, Similar, More):
- Population density
- Young people
- Lower median age
- Rainy days
- Hot days (Temps above 90°F)

It also has inputs for racial diversity, abortion access, and LGBTQ rights.

You can Try it by clicking Here

For fun I gave it a try. On my first try It suggested:

Bellingham, Washington

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Towson, Maryland

Parkland, Washington and Welby, Colorado for me. Interesting. On my second attempt, I included some options to be the same as Fresno along with “less or more” and got 44 matches, mostly in the Mid-West or South.

If you do decide to sell and move, please call me, Jason at FresYes, to help you sell your current home. If you want to stay in Fresno or Clovis and want the same type of help finding the right neighborhood, please also reach out to me, Jason at FresYes, and I can help you find your next home.

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Jason Farris

Head YES man at FresYes.com

I grew up in Fresno. Relaxed in its calm breezes, listened with my dad to the crack of the bat at little league baseball games when I was a kid and now take my son to do the same at minor league games. I broadened my mind at its schools (I went to high school right here at San Joaquin Memorial, and to college at Fresno State!) I love that if I drive for two hours in one direction, I can be in the mountains. For two hours in another, luxuriating on a California beach. I can enjoy the cosmopolitan atmosphere of San Francisco or Los Angeles, but still be able to come home to relaxation, calm, and quiet.

I love where I live, and I also love what I do. I'm lucky to be able to work in a profession in which I get to build relationships; one that has me meeting new people each and every day and helping them to build new lives in my beloved city. I'm lucky enough to work in a profession in which I can marry cutting-edge technologies and marketing techniques to good, old-fashioned, nose-to-the-grindstone work. I am lucky enough to work in a profession that allows me to work as an advocate for my clients; to use every tool at my disposal to get a job done well for them, and with as little stress and expense as possible.

I love my city. I love my job. One inspires my excellence for the other.

Fresno? I say FresYES

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