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Hey you actually went to the east side! I see so many of these videos and people always stick to downtown.

You belong in Texas- where there's no crime, perfect weather, affordable housing....andno Indians! Psych- lots of high earning Indian physicians in Texas- I know because I work for them:) Oh yea, no taxes in Texas because the government there doesn't fund anything - not streetlights, or sidewalks. Texas will show you what a low quality of life is, for sure. Now git!!

I check Zillow every day in Portland , Northwest 23rd I am finding rents for $950

Pioneer Square is empty Hey bud I owned a business there for several years until 2009.This segment proves it is abandoned.You cannot pretend and blame it on press..So much potential lost.The city allowed a vibrant small biz population to be killed off.Thinkbabout that!Be truthful but unbiased and you will gain an audience.Leaving now halfway through.

Saturday Market used to be packed!

The media 'over blew it'.😅😅😅😅😅 Delusional

I was robbed there , also had my bike stolen (yes it was locked up) i had to walk to centro and was followed by 2 guys for 5 blocks luckily for me I stepped into a restaurant and the people there walked me back to my apt.That was 2014, I had been going there since 2002. Never returned.

I will say it does seem a bit less grimy and a little less homeless but it’s DEAD down there 7 days a week. Easily the most boring and lifeless city I’ve been to. Only people down there are also just Portland weird types. Zero urban hip bars, stores, restaurants, or well dressed interesting people. Sucks as there’s a giant chunk of the city that isn’t worth the time to visit. Same can be said for much of the neighborhoods. Moved here from a much larger city a few years back and am amazed how lifeless and dead Friday and Saturday nights are on the main stretches of the “cool neighborhoods”. Think the people that are still here are just content living life like a cat at home.

Portland annoys me, It's dull, and the traffic is fucked!

As a right-leaning person, would living in Portland be tolerable?

Be cool if you cover St john neighborhood

Moved to Portland from Alabama and all I can say is that Portland could literally get nuked today and I’d still rather live their than Alabama, so much more accepting, less hot, way more stuff to do, mountains, walkability, and the rent in Portland isn’t that bad, I looked on Zillow the other day out of curiosity and I found plenty of apartments (like 1000) for less than $1500 a month

I loved living in Portland, so much do do and my rent was pretty cheap, but now I bought a house in Gresham and it’s nice having my own place and a yard

Having moved out of Portland 3 years ago I would say it definitely appears to be cleaner. Having worked downtown for years I would say fewer people are hanging out there. I also need to let you know that as of next month Multnomah County is reinstating their passing out of tents & tarps. They have also decided not to expand the Clean & Safe program that was purposed to cover more of the downtown core. Once the tents & tarps start getting passed out again I'm sure there will be an uptick in the sidewalk camping. I would hope to see them move forward not backwards but I'm guessing now that they have expanded their City Council and elected more social justice warriors to both the city and county seats there's little likelihood of that.

this place is horrible beyond your wildest imagination. it’s like the zombie apocalypse. the whole state is. don’t come here. you’ll hate it.

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I was here in 2020 and it was a shithole, filthy, riots every night, graffiti everywhere, litter, statues torn down and still missing, tents everywhere, needles, deranged behavior all.over the place, hearing flashbangs from the riots at night. What is that kid talking about? It was awful all over except for the West Hills. Has it improved? Yes, at GREAT cost to the taxpayers of Oregon, the entire state contributed to Multnomah county's clean-up. My local bank is boarded up right now in anticipation of post election rioting and I expect it will stay up until after inauguration. This town is very left wing and has large contingent of antifa and supporters. The school kids are given days off to "protest" which I assume is grooming for antifa, this in a state which ranks 45 in educational rankings and schools ranked among the worst in the nation. Portland needs a change of attitude if change is REALLY going to happen.

3 1/2 thousand likes after two weeks. Guess you didn’t get in the right wing Portland hate algorithm, so I’m deducing when I haven’t even watched the video yet that you’re making a pro Portland video.

checking in from the alphabet,love living here

The plywood over windows was because of the election

Yes, Nikes flagship store is closed. That was supposed to be the store that shines in the ghetto. It was a epic failure. Haven fun watching Portland melt to the ground! Jesus saves! Christmas and Trump are on the way. Grab your marshmallows Portland.

I might leave Portland for a suburb but i don’t really see myself leaving the area

I live in Washington county. Less than 30 mins from Portland. I took a test run from Beaverton to the airport on MAX which would be convenient. It's right at 1hr from the transit station. 70% of the ride is Ok but going through parts of downtown on both legs of the trip, a few people got on just being anti-social and annoying. Smoking weed, being loud with music. The police were at the stop near the Lloyd Center but never boarded the train. It also got a bit crowded in places. I don't want to deal with that and luggage. Also, the train goes to a few spots away from traffic. There are still pockets of tents cities away from view. Yes, Portland is much better but they still have a long way to go. From major cities across the US to those across Europe I don't see where downtown has anything to brag about. There is still a pack of fentanyl zombies at night in pockets, so beware. The new airport upgrades are very nice, so credit for that.

I live in Vancouver now, but I was downtown having my phone battery changed at the Apple Store and had two hours to kill, so walked around the downtown core. It was mostly deserted (on a Friday afternoon), with empty storefronts and permanently boarded up windows on others. Yes, much cleaner and felt much safer than a few years ago, but far from the bustling, beautiful, most enjoyable downtown I remember from several years ago. I used to really enjoy going downtown Portland - not I try to avoid it.

You sound ignorant AF…🤦🏻‍♂️ you seriously sound like a crybaby to us…. What you’re going through is nothing compared to what Mexicans…both legal & illegal are going through in the US! Sorry if we don’t feel bad for you…As your people like to say “Don’t like it…go back to your country!” And I mean back to England!

All that plywood was an expectation there would be riots after the election. Which never materialized, but they just had not taken the plywood down yet.

Yes, Portland has come a long way in the last couple of years. There are still a few spots around the area needing work but they're on it and in my experience most of Portland is back to normal. I was just downtown a few days ago and it was clean and quiet and beautiful. Those boarded buildings were because of the election...back to normal now. Businesses need to work on getting employees back downtown.

Hello. While I truly appreciate your walking tour of my neighborhood (life long), I have to tell you that when you are south of Stark Street, beyond the arches you showed, you are not in Laurelhurst any longer. Stark is the southern border of Laurelhurst. Thank you

You are all welcome, just don't change the culture for your comfort, if you liked here for it, why are you trying to change it? Once a guy in la roma was asking me if i belong there ... Just cause i was waiting a cousin on the stairs....

this guy truly doesn't know anything about Portland Laurel hurst is one of the richest enclaves in Portland It's chalk full of liberal Democrats and they get all the services before anybody else does Just about any other neighborhood

I live in Louisville, Ky., which has all the same homeless, crime and soaring rents problems to the same degree -- It does not have the problem of an influx. In fact every medium sized city -- Indianapolis, Peoria, Cincinnati, among ones I have recently visited -- has seen surges in gun crimes, street drugs, sidewalk camping and soaring rents. There's no place in the U.S. to flee to to avoid these messes. But there are a lot of cities with far less of the good of Portland.... And re: the giving out of needles -- refraining from doing that caused AIDS to soar. Check into the small town of Austin, Ind. The oh, so moral governor Mike Pence stopped a needle distribution there after addictions soared. The result of Pence's move was that AIDS began wiping the town out. Needles being given out are not done to make being homeless "cool," but as a needed response to save thousands, maybe millions of lives.

Only tourists go to Voodoo and downtown. The people saying bad things about Portland either don't want you to move here or have a political axe to grind. They don't want to admit that

Great video thanks for showing us current conditions in Portland. 😊😊😊❤

I was there last month and it is BEAUTIFUL! 🌲❤️ The media EXAGGERATES if you didn’t know lol.

8:18 BORDED WIDOWS WERE FOR THE ELECTION AND ARE GONE ❤️ They had nothing to do with previous issues.

I visit Portland three times a year and plan to move to Sellwood, which resisted the overall shitification downtown suffered. Things seem to be improving and overall, it's a great little city that has never felt unsafe. Just grimy and sad, thanks to the decriminalization of drugs.

Glad I found this on my recommended!! I’m from Minnesota and looking for a place to backpack this winter that doesn’t get below freezing, so I might have to try the Oregon coast out!

👏👏👏 Buena historia de superacion! No es peligroso caminar por esos senderos? Acá en mi rancho salen osos, pumas, mapaches, asaltantes🔪🤺 y otras cosas 😂😂😂

12:53 😂😂😂 Me encantó tu vista espectacular!!! 😂😂😂

😂I think it’s funny cause ppl in Mexico are complaining about Americans moving in cause your jacking up their prices

Native Oregonian and that is also in my top 5 hikes. You go through an amazing grove of old growth to get to the cape. Love it.

Tesla is no longer a symbol of Portland. It's a Texas, Florida and every other red state thing now🤮

Native Portlander here. Windows were boarded up again downtown just before election day. Also, boycott Starbucks and Tesla. They support the genocide in Palestine.

I have lived here all my life and Portland is a toilet. You can keep.

The funniest part is all the "content creators" making the "What is Portland like!" video is.. they go to the same part. Downtown, Old town and NEVER go up to 20th NW, or to Hawthorne, Alberta, Mississippi etc. It's weak content and lazy. You did not even show 10th and Burnside? Get your clicks!

Portland has gone downhill with high crime and drug addiction. Move out to the suburbs where it’s significantly safer. It’s sad what’s happened throughout the city.

They boarded up everything for the election. Thats all new.

I've lived here in Portland 12 years, I've never not felt safe walking the streets daily

I’m a local Portlander and I can tell you that the plywood on the windows downtown is only for the election, put up momentarily in case of protest. It was not there before, nothing notable occurred, and it is already cleaned up.

I've lived in Portland my entire life. During the BLM protests there were a few blocks that were bad, but it was limited geographically. The homelessness problem was the result of a number of factors including the pandemic. As someone else pointed out the plywood was added recently due to election riot concerns. Guess what? Even though a fascist turd was elected as president, there were no riots or violence. Portland is fine. Thanks for asking.