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So you're just going to talk and not show pictures?

Going to Seattle from FL in December to go to Leavenworth. Any suggestions pls? I’m renting a car, and thought of getting a truck

I lived in Seattle from age 10-15. and I walked the entire city, only go back for vacation now, Southern CAl residnts, moved to Seattle and destroyed a good city, I call it "LOS Angeles Northwest" now

I'm moving from the midwest to the Seattle area a couple things I didn't know: - I didn't realize that y'all had a different kind of snow but it makes sense! I think we get similar snow during the beginning of winter when we create a lot of slush and that refreezes to create a sort of concrete that you talked about - I visited my friend last spring during "the long gray" and it was misting outside. I almost didn't believe her when she said that people would know i'm not from around here if I used an umbrella! I will need to find a good rain jacket for when i move!

It’s beautiful place

I could tell this was Magnolia Park in a flash. We had a picnic there nearly every Sunday. We lived there in the 60’s. I’ve been back 3 times to visit. What a jewel of a neighborhood. I was told that the trees that were confused with magnolias were actually madrona trees, with their pealy thin bark. Thank you for your tour!🎉🎉🎉🎉

What about Montlake and Mercer Island?

Interesting that vacuous overpaid brewery bros were not listed here as a detraction from the Ballard experience lol.

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There aren't any good places to live in Seattle anymore

Your picture of Laurelhurst appears to be photoshopped Laurelhurst with....Laurelhurst on the other side of the lake. WTF

Curious why Innis Arden or The Highlands isn't listed?

Pike Market is always so busy, but a lot of fun.

Please include BUS INFO when you talk about west Seattle hoods❣️

Stop moving here mindless herd. you're not welcome

Medina is not kn Seattle.

El Patio on the corner of 97th and Aurora is to die for. It's Honduran, and I've never had such good food in my life. If you're not a Honduran immigrant, you'll be the only non-Honduran immigrant in the place. That's how secret it is. So, so good!!!

Even the gas is more expensive on QA

I enjoy your videos but you missed the mark on this one. I've lived in Loyal Heights and now Ballard core for 20 years, the real challenges are 1) travelling east-west 2) noise from people partying or in crisis 3) parking 4) sky high rent or home prices. Keep the videos coming.

Great explanations for all of the places you mentioned! Most of them held up to my knowledge of the area! However, there are a few things that stood out to me. You know that Medina isn't in Seattle right? Also, you forgot to add the benefit of Discovery Park to Magnolia! Something else that matters...Broadmoor is nowhere near Ballard or on the way to Shoreline! You might want to look at a map before you state things like that! Otherwise it's a good overview! Laurelhurst, Madison Park, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill, Windermere and Eastlake are all on point!

That’s not where broadmoor is.

When I visit the Pike Place Market (been a long time), I drop by "The Crumpet Shop" for a Cucumber and Salmon spread crumpet. ;-) For a fun read about Seattle's history, get the "Son of the Profits". ;-D

There IS a Dick's Drive-in in Bellevue. It's in the Crossroads Shopping east parking lot.

Appreciate your bit about gentrification. Its inevitable in late state capitalism, just a symptom of rising inequality...shows up as wealth density and displacement... tough subject, approached casually, honestly. Bravo!

Seattle sucks

how did you miss Seafair?

No cottage lake in Woodville 'WA 😮

Leary ave. Two of those businesses have closed up

Great videos

Raised by green lake in the 60s and 70s much cleaner. Much better times , today it's a shit hole...

I commute to and from Ballard for work everyday. It's literally the worst divers in the city. 3 lane changes turning left from the inside lane. Nobody knows what yield means. Every single lane that turns into 3 lanes even if its turn only gets people merging in at the last min.It's the most non giving a F area of Seattle. This is why Ballard has been known for the worst drivers even since the days when it was an on going joke on the show "almost live". Because its the truth. Just look up on yt "almost live Ballard driving school" to see my point.

Man, I just lost all respect for your opinions when you said Bryn Mawr is the safest and most affordable in South Seattle? That's utter lies brother. Bryn Mawr is full of crimes just being situated next to Skyway, and in no way being affordable like you said. Fact is fact and you just did a big dishonest on this one.

You're absolutely on point with those reasonings, Mister! I agreed because I'm also in the area.......salute!

You forgot to let people that its been invaded by India.

This guy's voice and the faces he makes are so attractive wth, I keep having to rewind and pay attention harder

Thank you- very helpful!! Schools are vital for me

2:50 still waiting.

1:44 Still waiting for the video to start.

Best place is to not raise kids in Seattle. But if you have to and you have the money, Factoria, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah or Snohomish are going to be your best bet if you can afford it. If you're moving here to raise a family, you'd be better of in another town and not a big city on the west coast! I know you're just trying to get contacts to hopefully sell a house so sorry to write this!

I’m thinking of moving to Seattle uptown without a car. Is it walkable? It looks like it on maps but no idea the hills. I would stay mostly in uptown or to the water.

B-roll would help your channel immensely

Great video! Thanks, Justin! #1 Con is brutal!

There's an awesome par-3 golf course at Green lake as well. Super fun, great vibes. You should do a video about Beacon Hill. Not the most picturesque, but lots good culture and community.

Dude I really enjoyed that video. I've always wanted to live in Queen Anne but Washington is such an expensive place to live right now. Thanks for the overview though, a man can dream.

Valuable insight

very cool

Hell yeah! CC’s where it’s at

@chefnyc 1 second ago I moved out of Redmond 15 years ago. Car dependent suburb with dark clouds 2000ft above (even if it’s not raining). Tried to take the bus once because rear wheel drive car didn’t like the snow. I felt like naked while walking from bus stop to the office. Also regarding car dependency: You either drive to a restaurant or eat at MSFT cafeteria. Both yikes!

I like these vids! Appreciate it 😊 the lighting is fine so no need to sweat on it so much!

Would be useful to timestamp the video by neighborhood being discussed