re: How much of a pay raise would it take for you to move.....

All I would need is the offer

My grandma retired right on the Guadalupe river, so I was lucky enough to spend many a summer there growing up. Hill Country is the bee's knees

At least 50%, I work remotely and enjoy the perks of that. For instance, I'm in Chicago right now, tagging along with my wife who is on a work trip. Not to mention, we can pretty much choose to live wherever we want.

In order for me to give up working remotely, I'd want about a 50% raise, which would be significant

6% and I'm gone without looking back

50%. Nothing against the area but I've moved a lot in my life and I'm finally starting to put down roots here. Not ready to uproot and start over yet.

A really close friend of mine lives there. He loathes life.


Close to Austin though so I'd move if the cost would cover a time machine with a twenty year range on it.

I'd love to live somewhere like that, but I don't know that I could do it as a younger single guy.

Moving from Houston? No pay difference.

Now if you were my boss asking this...

20% raise as a starting negotiating point.

My company actually has projects here so it's a pretty real possibility this exact scenario could play out

I wouldn't need more than 10%.

10% as long as the cost of living doesnt increase and the public schools are good