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I agree, very difficult. There are some ADU options, hardship dwellings, etc. but overall very difficult to have multigenerational living on the same tax lot with a separate home. Unfortunately it seems to become only more restrictive over time. Lane County zoning laws do not help with the affordable housing issue.

Something needs to be fixed when it comes to the contrast between average income in the area and housing prices. It's my hope we'll continue to see more development in the area that brings more jobs and opportunities that help retain a higher number of graduates from the local colleges.

@@exploringeugeneoregon The only way that is going to happen if for the city to grow the urban growth boundary, and the local banks to lend money to builders to create neighborhoods that don't cost 600,000 dollar starter homes. The one per centers in Eugene are loyal to each other.

@@Telephony954 well said, most of the new construction that is well built is priced for the very upper end of the market, and out of reach for most buyers.

Fair point, I’ll have to include the McKenzie River in future conversations.

@ there is a boat shop called great wakes and merens and I is great and also in Springfield vs Eugene you forgot to put in the bow rack it is one of the most popular spots to go

I start to notice allergy season late May sometimes early June, and it's mostly over after the first week of July. Yes, it bothers me, and many people take shots for allergies. There are pollen trackers online, and it shows air quality and pollen count during allergy season. Fortunately you have the mountains and the Coast to escape the allergies when it gets intense.

thanks for the feedback, I’ll keep that in mind for future videos. It was filmed in 360 and then reformatted from there.

Definitely some changes, might be time for another flyover before long.

thanks for the input Michael

Fair point. Thanks for the feedback. Be safe out there everyone.

times have sure changed since then!

@@exploringeugeneoregon Yes, sure Eugene is even more beautiful, TY.

thanks for the input

Lots of types of white people.

@@kelliott7864you haven’t seen enough of the country if that’s what you believe. It’s factually not and there’s census data to prove it.

Eugene is a college town. The entire city is flooded with students from every walk of life in America as well as foreign students. WTF are you going on about?

You're correct. It's not diverse enough. There are too many woke, creatively gendered, moronically liberal sheep that live here.

Good question… I’m assuming my videographer was filming during work hours.

Oregon finally changed the restriction on pumping your own gas. About time! Thanks for the input.

thanks for the feedback, always room for improvement!

I appreciate the feedback, thanks for watching Dan.

thanks! glad you enjoyed the Pre reference, the trail is the perfect spot for runners to train.

thanks for the feedback Todd, the new YMCA is definitely an exciting development. I was thinking about covering new locations in Eugene for future drone footage, but there have been some positive changes worth covering again.

thanks for the feedback!

That's a fair point. Many people in Eugene have strong political stances, and the University of Oregon seems to be one of the big influences. Surrounding cities and towns have different perspectives and the political views in Eugene aren't reflective of all of Lane County.

Why would a realtor talk about politics?

@@EdwolfXx Because leftist councils and boards mean leftist, lunatic policies. Because of those policies, for example, Eugene is a city where you cannot utilize city parks and recreational spaces, because they are overrun with street people. Ditto the library and bike paths. Imagine a town where you cannot send your kids to the park to play. That's Eugene. Far FAR too dangerous. One park, under the Ferry Street Bridge, had to be torn down to bedrock... even the topsoil had to be removed. Needles, rats, Typhus. Leftist policies also effect building codes and enforcement. In a city desperate for affordable housing, Eugene policies make it almost impossible to address it. And the homes already in place come under assault by the city as well. We could go on all day on this subject of policies and how they negatively effect owning a home in Eugene... which is why a realtor should mention politics.

​@@EdwolfXxseriously?

The bluest city in the bluest state and never a day goes by when I don't feel thankful that this is where I was born and have lived all my life.

Always room for improvement, and turns out I also say "fer" on camera instead of "for" from time to time. I'm a homeowner here in the local area.

I agree, tough to compare the two! Also, completely different living in the Southwest vs. living in the Northwest. This video was an initial attempt at comparing the two... a follow up is probably needed.

honestly, no I didn’t. What makes you ask? feedback is helpful

@@exploringeugeneoregon the speed at which your facial expressions shift made me think you took the video and added a smile filter on it

ah that makes sense, it’s sped up by only a few percent so that might be the reason, but no AI filter.

There are several 55+ and older manufactured home parks with different pricing for homes and space rent including Maia and Golden Oaks, but pricing continues to be a challenge with constant increases. For housing assistance either Homes for Good or St. Vincent de Paul are worth contacting. My understanding is they typically have a waitlist, but they should be able to point you in the right direction. I hope that helps!

@@exploringeugeneoregon yes, thank you for answering my questions.

@@aquiconfeya you're welcome! here to help if you have additional questions about the area

you’re right, looks like it still hasn’t become official yet. There’s a lot of discussion about the ban, we’ll see what happens.

@@exploringeugeneoregon yep

A different perspective than most. Thanks for everything you do.

I do thank you for your service. Rescue service is part of the freedom of exporation unfortunately. Bad decisions and freak accidents will always exist. People like you will always be needed. I understand your frustration, however.

Thanks. I go the extra mile to support my clients!

thanks for the input! any specific experiences or additional thoughts you'd like to share on healthcare in the area?

welcome to Eugene! Reach out anytime if you need recommendations for food, places to explore, etc. Thanks for watching!

Great feedback. The university of Oregon is a central part of living in Eugene, from academics to Ducks Football, the number of people employed, and the impact on rental housing that the student population creates. Definitely worth noting. Thanks for tuning in, and glad you had an excellent experience in your graduate program.

Thanks for the feedback. It seems to be easier watching for viewers than just doing a drive through of a location, but with a bit less detail on individual residences and neighborhoods.

thanks for tuning in! We tried to provide a broad overview of what it looks like on a sunny day living in Eugene. Maybe we'll do another one in the future with different locations.

@@exploringeugeneoregon How about being honest about the weather man,the rain sucks. Typical realtor lying to a potential buyer. I

@@greetingsearthlingspluto6666 thanks for the feedback. I talk about the weather in a few other videos including a pros and cons of Eugene: ua-cam.com/video/uQPUMqoQ15w/v-deo.htmlsi=ywIK4w8nrId8hGQ9

thanks! typically I stay within about an hour of Eugene by car. Keeps me busy and allows me to best serve buyers who may have a shifting search criteria.

sorry to hear that! home prices in Eugene have definitely skyrocketed over the past several years.

I believe it was a DJI Mavic, thanks for tuning in!

It's a fantastic home, and early 2000s construction. A lot to like!

absolutely, it's a fantastic home!

Hi Enrique here's a breakdown at this link: www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/eugenecityoregon/PST045222 I hope that helps!

Search and rescue had to allocate too many resources to helping save people. Freezing cold water temperatures was one of the big issues, and it's a popular spot for cliff jumping.

Yes it is!