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I love this area. I've been there about three years.

I enjoyed the video, but you use "like" too much. It's similar to how people use "um".

The prejudice regarding what high school you went to is definitely a huge problem. Especially when it's happening at the workplace.

Used to work there. Loved it

1. That wasn't Saint Louis in that last map. Jeffco is not St louis no shade. 2. We do not have too many abandoned areas. 3. It's not a small town mentality it's called redlining and racism😂😂😂 i was born in 1997 & enrolled in a desegregation program. 4. We got the Kia boys off the street😂 5. For you to be a realtor in St. Louis your so real for that

What about the metro east?

Pretty spot on

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Thank you for the nice video. SIU Carbondale alumna here, and I moved back five years ago to take advantage of cheap college town rent. It's easy to get to StL from here just as it was in my undergrad days. Recently, I traveled to Florida from Lambert (or whatever they call it now) and decided to save parking and fuel by parking at Shiloh and riding Metrolink in. It was a little tedious but worth it, and I could see they had lots of nice bike trails on the IL side. Union Station, the basilica, the zoo, and Busch are my favorite places in the area. It was shocking to see how massive Wentzville has become because when I was a late-teen undergrad (showing my age here), it was a little podunky place where we would stop at this little food stand on our way to K.C. Your video was spot-on just as other commenters have said. There are many pluses but also some really scary aspects as well (racial tensions, anyone?), but of course one could say the same about EVERY middle-sized to large U.S. city.

9$ Area is racist AF. Many Black people, who grew up in the STL and has gotten college degrees or above, have moved out of the area for green pastures, since many businesses in the area of refuse to provide them the high paying opportunities they have qualified for. Instead, those businesses have given those type of jobs to while applicants with much lesser qualifications…

I'm going to people that are not from here some bad things in St Louis It's very racial KMOV CBS affiliate KSDK NBC affiliate They are very fake news St Louis has a very bad thing about the black and white thing it's so prevasive Schools 🤬😱🤔😬 Those buildings are indoctrination centers Roosevelt indoctrination center on the south side of the city is a jail The list goes on One other thing the Mayor of St Louis Tishaura Jones is incompetent and she is a joke. Dexter Lombardo 🤠🧔

The ineffective gov, that has been clinging onto its arrogance of the early past century and it's thriving metropolis that has been destroyed

We used to have extremely good public transportation and a beautiful walkable city. This was over a century ago. Cars demolished many historic buildings and increased sprawl, killing our city. So sad.

Eat Imos best pizza ever

Ive lived in st louis for over 20 years. I prefer the country. But the food was good. Great asian places and good soul food

I'm convinced st.louis is on of the most masonic cities in the US, if you wanna keep you vibration and your lively hood up don't move here

I'm an outsider who lives in the county, not the city. When I bring visitors to the Central West End, they say it reminds them of Brooklyn, without the people. St. Louis City has roads for a million people, but its population is under 300,000 and shrinking. Still, the St. Louis Region is easy for me to get around in a car, taking about 25% of the time it would take me in Chicago. St. Louis City is basically a sports, music, and theater event place for the County, and a ghetto for many residents. I don't think I will ever see the merger of County and City. The City is like the old girlfriend who rejected your marriage proposal years ago (which the City did), and is now back years later worse for wear, drugged up and diseased, asking if you want to get together again for a good time. I don't think so.

That’s insane because we thought we were cool with a 2M castle in chesterfield

I knew a girl who lived in Huntleigh. Her graduation party from St Joe was pretty epic in 2002.

I am from the Los Angeles area for over 30 years. Lived in the Hollywood and Long Beach off and on. Even parts at the beginning of being gentrified. I have loved L.A from day 1. I always will. Even though it was a rough neighborhood in the late 80s, to it being gentrified in the late 90s/ 2000s and progressed back to kinda of what people think is dangerous now after Covid. I don't see it. I don't see it as bad as it was back in the 80s, and I loved the place then. I love it, but the affordability is crazy. My parents live across the bridge in the Alton area. They moved back there after bringing us kids to California. I could not bear living in a small town again. Wouldn't dream of it. I want to move back to STL after 30 plus years. I need city life, hustle and bustle and I have a kiddo. Would someone from the L.A area think this crime talk is way over blown? Because I feel like currently people are saying the same about L.A. I feel my family and friends who never left the area keep telling me how crazy it is in St. Louis. LOL But I'm like have you ever lived in Hollywood? Then they tell me it is too dangerous there too. Any advice would be awesome. Looking in Benton Park, Soulard, Tower Grove and even checked out some wonderful old houses in Old North St. Louis.

STL sucks

If anyone ever steps up to curb the crime, these places would be a steal. But for now, nobody is stopping the drag racing, air bnb parties that lead to gunfights and the general lawlessness that grips STL. The potential is amazing. The reality is grim. And I LOVE STL.

I’m a bricklayer and I worked on 20 Upper Warson. The detached garage is two stories with a tunnel from the basement of the house to the basement of the garage. In total we spent two years there. I cannot remember the exact number of full masonry fireplaces that we built but I do remember that everyone of them were drilled and fitted for gas log inserts.

The scooters were suppose to help with getting around. But you know how that is. They cost money. So they used, but not really as much as you would want.

if you want to come to stl move to dog town area. Not bad location. Good access area. Crime better then other areas. I mean cars on the side of the road are just targets regardless of where you are. I lived in country area and have more break in to my cars then I had in city area. So it just random and depends on the persons in the area at the time really.

Sounds like the metro rail system is not that great, does anyone use it ?

Tower Grove and Soulard safe areas ?, they are in St Louis city right ?

As someone thats always lived in missouri (stl and suburbs stretching all the way to lincoln county area) i like that all the highways connect in ways that nothing seems to be more than a 45 min drive at most... Even now I've moved to the Illinois side of the river in Edwardsville.... I drive to mid rivers for work and its still barely a 40 minute drive... The highways are clutch

Hey you should contact me ik many more expensive mansions in stl ik all the secret neighborhoods huntleigh woods holds the most weight neighborhoods wise

Clue me in here please...what are you paying for exactly with a $507 HOA?

The house on N Woodlawn was sold by the guy that invented The Ferminator.

@3:25 the "white flight" term now covers more than just white people. A lot of people are getting tired of the crime that happens in St Louis City/North County.

Ladue High School comment here!

#6: St. Louis style "pizza". I've been here 15 years and still can't stand it. #7: Making you tell a joke to get candy on Halloween. I found this out after having kids. Nope. My awesome costume is enough.

The answer is NO

The city crime per population is outrageous. The clogged highways demonstrate that those who work in the city are living in the neighboring counties. The city claims the whole metro area for the good stats while ignoring the ever-decreasing actual city population.

Walking

The views in wildwood shot is in chesterfield overlooking the chesterfield flood valley.

Living in Ballwin Mo, it’s very safe and very little crime. We are also 40 mins from the city tho

Im from Saint Louis. It sucks.

Young people don't want to stay in such a racist area.

St.Louis is a crime ridden shithole.

I dunno what's worse, the criminals and reckless drivers, or the progressive liberals who make excuses for them and call you racist for having the nerve to want to put a habitual car thief in possession of a stolen weapon in jail.

That’s my City!

St. Louis is crime ridden don't move here unless you're willing to gamble with your life.

Where is this dude from?

I like Kirkwood/Webster Groves best.

I love living in St Louis except for the fact that Republicans control the State House...

I've lived here for 20 years. The "where'd you go to high school" question has come up less than 3 times.

I live car free in the city and I’m doing fine. Suburban folk are just soft