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Its focused on wealthy retirees, so if ya have mula then i guess its a place to live but lots of homeless too

…. Not to mention that the granary building was broken into , you can tell by the wood panels over the windows and front door.

Thank you for sharing, excellent information to be mindful of.

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Where that star is located in the thumbnail is not where Bellingham is located

Blaine is beautiful!

I can guarantee this. It only rains in Bellingham on your days off work.

I’m completely fine with all of these :)

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Lots of gray days so if you have SAD you will struggle.

Thinking of moving to Bellingham from Phoenix for retirement. Phoenix is becoming unbearably hot! A little worried about the dark days since it almost is never cloudy or rains here. Looks like your state tax is favorable for retirees.

There is always traffic, in fact Seattle is becoming L.A, traffic almost continous 24 hrs'a day.

I was in Bellingham this past week and per your recommendation went to “The Black Cat” and had the Gouda Chicken Pesto (great call). Also visited Anthony’s at Squalicam Harbor - thanks for your continuous videos; great content! Keep’em coming! Homes are definitely more affordable compared to Seattle and especially the east side (Bellevue, Kirkland)… but the Bellingham area has also become less affordable now. I don’t know why the PNW has always been so expensive compared to the Midwest and the South. I was also in Vancouver, B.C. and the cost of living was lower comparatively (Walmart, restaurants, everyday essentials - homes have become more expensive but the government has taken steps to stop foreign sales) even after factoring in for the exchange rate. Anyway, I will be revisiting the Seattle area again in March; will swing by Bellingham again. Last observation… I noticed there were are a lot of senior citizens residing in Bellingham (I saw them on the boulevard boardwalk, at the parks, near chuckanut drive lookout points) not a problem for me, just an observation considering there is a university in Bellingham so I was expecting a younger crowd. Anyway, have a wonderful weekend and my best to you - take care ✌🏼👊🏼

Another problem is you can no longer tub the south fork of the nooksavk river because the natives decided that people floting on tubs kill the fish so if your white no floting the south fork ....but if your native it's all good you can tub the south fork ,ive lived in the area my whole life and the south fork is a good safe place to bring your kids to swim float on a hot afternoon. The city of bellingham sided with the natives so no floating the south fork unless your native. ...the north fork is to cold and swift it's to dangerous for kids and young teenagers

I live in everson about 20 minutes from bellingham. Mostly I like the area but the city counsel sucjs and the department of ecology sucks bad right now thay are suing everyone who has a water well. We think thay are trying to make everyone who uses water from the watershed to pay for water from there own property , it costed me 20,000$ to install my well and get it up and running , so if you move to the area bewere of the A holes that run the city and county. Thay really like your money and thay try at every corner to take it from you

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I used to live in Blaine. I loved it! Great people! Now we live more inland. Still love where we live now. I would never ever move to Bellingham. Most people went fricken nuts during Covid, let’s just say true colors came out.😯

I'm the only artist-blacksmith.

The cost of living started going up the day the Georgia-Pacific pulp-n-papermill closed, since that reduced the air pollutants, risk of chemical disaster and import of known carcinogens on an industrial scale. I moved here to finish high school (BHS, '89) and started working local Labor Union during the oil refinery turnarounds down south, but the city still had intermittent disaster tests that were attuned to possible train wrecks of multiple chlorine tanks, tidal waves hitting the oceanside paper mill (that expanded operations here during '90's because of shutdowns elsewhere) that is still an environmental risk despite closure due to some serious chemical operations happening on "infill", which is created land in the bay that turns to soup during an earthquake or volcanic tremble....certain siren patterns blared at night in public downtown, and thanks to Union employment, I learned that meant being prepared to head safely and carefully upwind w/enough supplies to await further news, and without looking back. Atomic war (50-60's) and chemical attack shelters were a set of archaic tunnels that met up under the high school I attended and I only know of their existence because I was assigned to assist the janitor when I first got in trouble after moving here from a major multicultural metro area (aka Sea-Tac). The end of high school and the start of adult life here also led to acknowledge myself as a cultural and racial minority the jocks and farmboys couldn't intimidate and the cops had no reason to profile, though they did anyway and obviously. The art and music scene enlivened the social scene into an actual community, one that includes WWU, whose graduates often remain in the community while describing plenty of deteriorating factors in those communities they've lived in elsewhere. Western Washington University attracted some intelligentsia that upgraded the collective community mindset just as the terrain and climate had attracted previous generations of flat-plain food growers and processors of oceanic resources (aka farmers and fisherman) w/out totally displacing the local Native/Coast Salish peoples, including Lummi, Nooksack and other canoe-carving Tribal societies, becoming truly familiar and sometimes family to itself. Now I have metal architectural works around downtown, where some friends have opened restaurants and others have played as bandmates and/or DJ's, the creative factor is undeniable among the locals, the social attitude is "laid-back metropolitan escapee", we're about as far North and West as you can get (until you board the Alaska ferry) on foot, there's still plenty of room and lots of work to do while appreciating that independents do well while collaboratives actually succeed and corporations only visit during summer break.

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Thanks for the information! I'm a RN and recently became an NP. Thinking about moving to Bellingham from Indiana in 1-2 years. I love the beauty of the PNW.

He missed the biggest reason for not moving to Bellingham....This is in a Democrat State! Seattle is toast and you will have a lot of the social problems and illegals moving into Washington.....DO NOT INVEST ANY MONEY IN ANY DEMOCRAT STATE! At some point, your home will become unsaleable.....

it's a beautiful small city on the Pacific.

More liberal than Seattle and Portland combined. If one is so inclined, enjoy.

Don't forget that to get to the schools a lot of the people in the area have long waits at the train tracks.

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It's right there at the border with Canada...

Very depressing weather on that side of the state, I could not live there. Eastern WA, much more sunny.

Blaine is the best kept secret in the area. Low key, beautiful

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Seems like they want rich people only. 🤔 The rent is too damn high! Was $700 in 2022 . 2023=$1401 . $2075 now. 196.43% increase in 3 years.🤔😬🤷

Thanks for your videos. Just bought a property for a small dog resort. Relocating from Tahoe. I'm so excited!!

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Like the weather can be controlled. Geez. Get REAL!!!!!!!!!

Dont forget to mention all the homeless people camping out and stealing stuff

This is a great list. Thank you for putting it together 😊

There used to be a Chick-Fil-A @ WWU in the VIking Building I believe.

My dad went to college in Bellingham, and my brother was born there. That was in 1958. The weather in Bellingham isn't that much different than the rest of western Washington. "We don't tan, we rust." "When summer falls on a Sunday, we go on a picnic."

I live in Bham, it’s a struggle to survive as a working man.

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You are just one irritating person. In your nasally way, you say ridiculous things about B'ham. It is a lovely place, with hundreds of things to do, places to go, people to meet. No, it is not metro, a big plus. Stop being so negative. BTW - rethink your hair style.

Just say snow, not "snow event".

Bellingham. Bellingheaven. Bellinghome. If you have the money or if you dont have the money. I retired here but i waited five years senior housing. Worth it. It was a goal realized and a dream come true

I live in Arizona 6 month's of pure heat 🥵 hell the weather here would be great we get zero rain maybe like 10 percent this summer

Bellingham is by no means is a major metropolitan area. I doubt thta many people would expect that Bellingham would have public transportation and an arts scene commensurate with most major metro areas. Your arguments about unemployment rates falls a bit flat. How many areas of the country do not have a major employer or dominant type of employment. Earthquakes are an issue anywhere out west just as flooding is in the plains states and back east or hurricanes along the eastern seaboard.

No mention of the mountains of people and their stuff living on those super neat public spaces like Cornwall park and anywhere along the waterfront. Trader Joe’s is such a cesspool of chaos with the raiding Canadians and their entitled consumption oblivion. Subdued excitement is more like some dude’s excrement.

Dont move here, locals will hate you, believe me, I'm as local as you get. You people have destroyed Whatcom County!