What is the California equivalent of the Hamptons?

Newport Beach is California’s relaxed take on The Hamptons…with that added Hollywood charm.

Is Malibu a good place to live?

Overall a good community to live in. Malibu is a beautiful town with kind hearted locals, a tight knit community, and plenty of opportunities to be submerged in nature. Tourists see it as a “rich” town, but growing up in Malibu, I have known families from all different socioeconomic backgrounds.

Why you should move to Malibu?

If you’re considering moving to Malibu, we hope you like beaches, because you’ll have access to some of the most beautiful beaches along the West Coast! That means that beach activities, including sunbathing, swimming, surfing, and beach volleyball are among the residents’ favorite things to do in Malibu.

Which is the nicest part of the Hamptons?

Without further ado, here are the nine best hamlets in the Hamptons.

• East Hampton. Flickr/Eugene Remm.
• Montauk. Flicker/offmetro.com.
• Sag Harbor. Wikimedia Commons.
• Westhampton Beach. Flickr/ebenolli.
• Bridgehampton. Flickr/12th St David.
• Amagansett. Flickr/vitamintaker.
• Greenport. Facebook/The Frisky Oyster.
• Sagaponack. Flickr/Lock.

Do you have to be rich to live in the Hamptons?

But while many Hamptons visitors are wealthy, not all are. Residents and visitors of varying ages and tax brackets come to the East End to spend time in notoriously expensive areas such as Sagaponack and Water Mill. But just as many find their place in more affordable areas like Montauk, Hampton Bays, and Westhampton.

What is so great about the Hamptons?

The Hamptons is known for its rural setting and amenities. The highly esteemed Cooper’s Beach, the historic Shinnecock Golf Club, and the historic Hampton Classic horse show are just a few of the things that draw visitors from not just the city, but from across the nation, and even the globe.