Really? Genuine question - I'd like to move there.
Keep in mind "year round perfect weather" does include summers that aren't preposterously hot.
I've found that everywhere else, certainly in the midwest, where I live, either gets too hot in summer or too cold in winter (or is extremely remote, i.e. Hawaii).
> I've found that everywhere else, certainly in the midwest, where I live, either gets too hot in summer or too cold in winter
Much of the midwest gets both. Stifling humidity and temps often in the 90s, sometimes topping 100, for (effectively) a horrid 5- to 6-month-long summer. "Arctic blasts" in the Winter for sustained highs under 10 for days on end, lots of ice storms (and, if you do get a real, good snow, nowhere to ski anyway). 3 months total shared between Spring and Fall when the weather doesn't suck.
Keep in mind "year round perfect weather" does include summers that aren't preposterously hot.
I've found that everywhere else, certainly in the midwest, where I live, either gets too hot in summer or too cold in winter (or is extremely remote, i.e. Hawaii).