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@eddie-xi6ls Thanks for watching! That was an example of how high they can go here in California, and yes, Sacramento gas prices did hit that high in 2022. But I clearly say they run about $1.50 over the national average, so people can put that into perspective of where gas prices are today. Thankful that they are lower as of now, but still always run higher than most other states due to all the gas taxes.

@terryjones9213 1) you might want to work on your listening skills before you try to call someone out, as Rancho Cordova & Elk Grove were both highlighted in this video. 2) our business does not cater to a single demographic, we highlight the most demanded areas for those relocating to the region. You will not find Oak Park, Natomas, or Citrus Heights at the top of any 3rd party sources as the top areas to move when coming to the Sacramento Area, especially when families #1 priority is schools. 3) You have a limited view of Sacramento if you feel like African American's aren't welcome in any of the areas mentioned, you might want to get out of your Rancho Cordova bubble and see how Sacramento has evolved, we are a melting pot of different cultures & many of these areas are not what they were 20-30 years ago.

@supercarcriminals5078 definitely different levels of luxury! If you want a luxury estate with more the features you noted, you are going to need at least $2.5M - $5M for the Sacramento Region. These are tract home luxury when they are built by national builders, these aren't custom homes on oversized lots. HOA for Toll Brothers is $315 which maintains, gate, park, private streets, etc. Definitely on the higher end.

@ I was just stating the obvious, you don’t need to spend 2.5 million to get nice homes that are and feel luxurious. These are missing some of those features. Even the driveways are plane concrete no details or extra touches.

@supercarcriminals5078 well same comment but different video lol, these will definitely be more entry level luxury on smaller lots. We are able to get these for under $1M, and most are sitting right around that point for this community. For the square footage, it's pretty comparable to what we see across the Sacramento suburbs. $1M just doesn't go near as far these days in Cali, but in perspective to the 900 sq ft old home my client will sell in the Bay Area to move to a $1.3M beautiful new 4400 sq ft home here, it's definitely a major improvement. If coming from a lower cost of living area, the price points may definitely have sticker shock for what you can get here in the Sacramento region ;)

@McQuade23 Danny & I both graduated from there in the early 2000s, it's nice to see it evolving 😉

@raygalvez2004 definitely not perfect, but most don't live in Sacramento Proper, they move here & live in the suburbs where are streets are nice & we have very little homeless. I agree, I do wish there were more direct flights international. We tend to have to always hopper fly to LA or ATL before getting across the ocean, and many people fly out of SFO (but I find that to be too much hassle). They did just announce a direct to Cabo, so we'll definitely be utilizing that. The airport continues to invest heavily & I think as the area grows you will see the flight options continue to grow to international destinations. They just need strong enough demand.

Worst potholes are LA and the Bay Area, especially with the high number (higher than Sac) of vehicles crossing over any particular spot of road and all the fault lines creating ground motion....both are causes for heavy pavement degrade. The worst for homeless is LA. Sac doesn't have international flights (actually it does have several, but only to Mex and Can) because it is too close to SFO, which is why Oakland's and San Jose's airports don't have many international flights either (Oakland only has Mex and El Salvador and San Jose only has Japan seasonally and Mex). Because of the air networks and codeshares of the Big 3 U.S. airlines, Sac actually doesn't really need a lot of direct international flights. Half of the 24 trips that I have made outside of the U.S. on 6 continents have originated out of Sac airport. Except for a few trips, I got to my destinations flying out of Ssc just as fast as if I would have flown out of SFO.

@masonh4409 that's great to hear! What has been the biggest improvement for you over living in Los Angeles? Danny is from LA 😉

@MsCjmaxi yes there are many types of rentals, rental homes with individual landlords, rental home communities with mgmt, apartments & more. You can search zillow rentals zip code 95747 to find.

Thanks @512damon! Hope you guys are settling into your new home 😉

@therealreal8846 interesting take, what did you feel was a lie?

@claudiusmoore7453 Thanks for watching! Closest ocean beach is 2 - 2.5 hours away depending on where you live in Sacramento. These will be along the Bay Area coast line from Bodega Bay to Monterey. Lots of popular spots like Dillon's Beach, Monterey, & Santa Cruz. Now these beaches are colder than say SoCal, and water is definitely colder than say Florida beaches. You will see people surfing at some of these destinations. They are awesome summer getaway spots when you want to escape the valley heat, lots of family friendly things to do along the coast. And camping is very popular along these destinations too.

@codylarkin4384 hopefully it will continue to evolve for the positive as time goes on!

@MeeAllDay are you saying you live here & don't see mosquitos? If so, please tell which neighborhood you are in cuz you are lucky

@ highland park and mosquitoes need standing water. Either way the worst mosquito problem anywhere close to here is nothing.

@karabarnhardt964 where do you live in Sac? What types of services are you referring to having issues with? We are always interested in others experiences

@Danjosh-e7v let us know if you have specific questions about this area. We know all the floorplans in this area as we sold many of them as new construction & have several clients in this pocket of Westpark. We love the community vibe & soo many kids!

@Danjosh-e7v check out this other recent video on West Roseville that starts with Westpark & has aerials of the schools & the Maddux area. We have several clients who live in that area of Westpark. ua-cam.com/video/YHvzHYYsCIc/v-deo.html And here was an older Westpark VLOG we did: ua-cam.com/video/pFw-2gEcSf4/v-deo.htmlsi=jh_Z0bLbs6pE-tgH

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@keavenguillory Not everything LOL...definitely more limited nightlife if that is what you are referring too. But if you want to do some late night shopping Walmart or Target are open later, and several of the bigger restaurants are open later too. Especially the ones that are more popular by the Galleria for their bars which are open until 12 or 1am.

@wandacotman550 which floorplan did you like best?

@Jennifer-fj4wf There are a lot in the more established communities (10-15+ years old), but pretty bare in the brand new communities as stuff is just getting planted (not a lot of preexisting stuff). If you check out our Roseville driving tour, you'll see more of the areas. ua-cam.com/video/ldFQLEEeqZE/v-deo.html And our gated community video that shows more of these areas: ua-cam.com/video/3ih7BKaMz44/v-deo.html Just depends on what type of home you are looking for.

@ Thank you

@bman6502 yep, gotta avoid those nosey neighbors LOL. But seriously they do let other neighbors peeps and vendors in, so since there are professional athletes and actors that have lived in there, I could see why they may opt for an extra privacy layer since people are celebrity crazy these days. When I get that $7M house on the top of the hill looking at Folsom Lake, I'm gonna have a gate just because LOL

@OGLocsta09 low $400ks is tough for new construction. We have like 1 in the Lincoln Area that is advertising at unit at$399k. Most are pushing around mid-$400ks to upper $400k if they exists. We see them in outskirt areas like Plumas Lake, Yorba Linda, then maybe Rancho & Antelope as you push into the mid-to upper $400ks. The challenge with the one we have in Lincoln is then they are attached homes & have higher HOAs plus Mello Roos, so technically like qualifying for a higher priced home. Condo's are your best best in the sub-$400k & again they will come with hefty HOAs, but you can get some in the low $300ks (NOT NEW).

@@livinginsacramentosuburbs appreciate the thorough response. I may have to seek your services in the next year or so.

@OGLocsta09 of course, we'll be here! Reach out when you are ready to learn more about the path to homeownership. Sometimes it takes patience, but with an educated plan you can work towards it via the correct steps 😉

@mernafarmer1066 define affordable LOL...most of the newer options in 95747 that you see on rent dot com will work, but rents run high. There are new "affordable housing" classified apartments opening, I am not sure the requirements, but seems like a good time to hop on those while they rent up if someone qualifies income wise. Name of one of those is Prospera at Fiddyment. A couple other complexes our clients stay at (not classified affordable housing) is Solstice at Fiddyment Ranch & Campus Oaks Apartments.

@sarahp.4340 majority of these communities are NON-HOA with the exception of the 55+ communities, some of our smaller townhome communities, and some of the gated communities where the HOA dues are strictly for the gate. But we have lots of homes to choose from that are NO HOA 😉Definitely reach out & we can help you navigate to the area/community that would best fit your families needs based on schools, home type, price point, etc. 916-800-4022 or book a zoom call at www.SacSuburbs.com

@keavenguillory neighbors can definitely impact your quality of life either positively or negatively. Glad you found your way to West Roseville. Us as well as many of our clients love the community vibe of West Roseville 😊

@DirtRyder57 Definitely one of the major perks of living in Roseville! We've mentioned it many times on our channel in the past, stay tuned as it will be highlighted in an upcoming Cost of Living Update we are doing 😉

@neomis0119 sounds nice! What will that cost you once all is done? Sounds like you've done everything you can for fire prevention, home insurance has been quite the uphill battle with land in California. They've even been hitting us in the suburbs saying high fire zone which is bull.

@kuljitt5254 did you buy it?

@Justanurse357 awesome! We'd love to chat with you to help you consider your options & what may be best for you. Check out our full Roseville playlists & feel free to book a Discovery Call with us www.SacSuburbs.com or 916.800.4022

@LaraSierra28 you might want to research what a suburb is. Suburbs are towns/cities at the outskirts of the major city where you can still easily commute into the city. Sacramento is our major city, with many suburbs within the Sacramento Metro area (Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln, Granite Bay, Folsom, Elk Grove just to name a few). And you can find plenty of 3rd party sources that do in fact list Granite Bay as a "suburb" of Sacramento (www.niche.com/places-to-live/search/best-suburbs/m/sacramento-metro-area/). These suburbs span multiple counties (Placer, Sac, Yolo, El Dorado), but are all still considered part of the Sac Metro area (which is what our educates people on). Most of these suburbs are only 30-45 mins from the heart of Sacramento & where people explore to live when moving to the Sacramento Area. Los Angeles Metro is about 5-7X Sac Metro's size & population, yet by definition Newport Beach is considered one of the most coveted Los Angeles suburbs to live in (GOOGLE IT). Good day!

Granite Bay is different....it is 30 miles from Sac and has 22K people (not enough to be a big city of it's own but too much to be rural). Newport Beach is 45 miles away with many more people....although probably 97% of people outside of the LA area would still consider NB a suburb since it is officially part of the metro LA area. Its more of an exurb than suburb. Most cities have suburbs in different counties....it's more about distance than county.

@moialder252 interesting take on the city. It's definitely evolved & will continue to do so with the growth planned over the next 10 years, similar to what we see in the majority of the suburbs in Sacramento. Roseville caters to all price points ($500k - $2M) for a balance housing plan. Many of our apartments start at $3000+, so when they build affordable complexes per the State of California mandates, think of those still being in the $2k a month range. We need these so college age students, single parents, ect can afford to live in the area they potentially grew up in or work in, and prices have skyrocketed over the years for our rental market and are more than many peoples mortgages who bought in the 2000s. I grew up in Roseville (East) and what was considered "rich" then is practically the price of our entry level housing now. We definitely have pockets of some affluent neighborhoods, but Roseville as a whole wasn't crazy affluent in my eyes. I'd say what you are describing is more like Granite Bay. Rocklin has done the same a Roseville, but has far less land. They have been building new homes from $600k-$1.5M, and are building more apartments. It's just what happens as areas build out, we see it in Folsom too.

@RunW-TheBigDogs yes, we love the prep kitchen, we have had 2 clients design their homes with one this year with this builder. This is one of our favorite builders New Home Company. We have options for them in several of the Sacramento suburbs depending on your needs & timing. We have some great move-in ready options also & have been negotiating our clients some very good incentives. So reach out so we can chat further about your housing needs 916-800-4022, it costs nothing to have us represent you on new construction (the builder pays us), we just have to be with you on first visit to the community 😉

@RunW-TheBigDogs you can call/text us at 916-800-4022 or book at a Zoom call with us at www.SacSuburbs.com Look forward to hearing from you!

Thank you! We appreciate it!

@leavinforadream it's best if you schedule some time on our calendar to discuss your desires & we can help you explore your options. Roseville is a top rated destination for retirees & we have a beautiful 55+ community on the golf course you may like. And we have some beautiful non-55+ new homes in the $500ks if you are looking for something more affordable. Book a time to chat :) www.SacSuburbs.com

Sounds like you had a great time in West Park! Roseville has definitely changed a lot!

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