I moved out of Hawthorne after living there for about 10 years, it has become overcrowded since Space X moved in. I do miss the beach weather, however, I don’t miss the 405 and 105 freeway traffic, street traffic isn’t any better. There are a ton of older apartments that bring in sketchy people which make many areas unsafe for walking. The worst struggle of living in Hawthorne is the street parking, you commonly have to park a block or two away from your house, or tailgate the street sweeper in order to claim your parking spot before everyone else does.
5:10 Being a New Yorker that was the only reason why we ever heard of Hawthorne…that’s where The Beach Boys are from👍🏻Informative video. It seems like a nice place to live, especially for children and the local school system.
I am from Hawthorne Calif 90250 . I have 4 Hawthorne tattoos even. It is not the best place to live unless you enjoy meth heads,gang members and homeless ppl on the street. When i was young i lived by Saint Josephs that side of El Segundo is still nice. I love Hawthorne but im not going to lie. You can find small parts of Hawthorne that are really nice but be honest aboutvthe city as a whole. Yes its technically South Bay but to us from Hawthorne Lil Watts its West Los
I know people from my country are frowned upon in the United States. But I'm a very hardworking guy, I want to conquer things with my effort, I'm programming myself, I'm not just another migrant who doesn't care about accepting the culture, knowing how to speak English well and trying to be a good citizen.
This is a great mindset. I don't believe it's true that people automatically frown upon ppl from your culture. Your biggest obstacle will be getting the paperwork to work here legally.
I was not aware that Wiseburn is Commercial El Segundo (Continental Development, Plaza El Segundo) and Residential Hawthorne (from Aviation to Inglewood) until now. I initially thought Continental Development (Rosecrans from Sepulveda to Aviation) was within El Segundo Unified School District's boundaries.
I am Brazilian. In the future, I would like to work and live in California. Do you think it is difficult for a foreigner to get a chance to work in the United States?
@@ShiraAdatto its been three months since i moved here and i havent seen a homeless person shit on the sidewalk or jerk off in the middle of the road which is 3 times longer than i ever went without seeing that in California
No you can live with roommates in California. I know of a nurse who lives with a roommate in Northern California and he has money to drive a nice car and go on vacation trips during his time off work. Roommates is the way to go. Your advice is not good because there are hurricanes in Miami, alligators and crocodiles in Miami, python snakes in Miami. No thanks!
@Sandra DiBiaso Pythons are not a native species to Florida and the everglades. The only reason Pythons would be found there, are because people dump them in the wild when they can't afford to take care of them or realize they don't know how to care for them.
@@ShiraAdatto its safer, cleaner, cheaper, nicer people, less crime, less homeless, less fake people, less taxes, more freedom, less violence, more beautiful landscape. Everything is better
Would you consider living in Hawthorne?
yeah i would
Do you live there now?
Yes!
Yea
I grew up in hawthorne from 90s to early 2000.
Grew up in Hawthorne in the 80s. My dad retired from Northrop in 96. Then moved to New Mexico. Miss Hawthorne
It’s changed a lot since then.
I moved out of Hawthorne after living there for about 10 years, it has become overcrowded since Space X moved in. I do miss the beach weather, however, I don’t miss the 405 and 105 freeway traffic, street traffic isn’t any better. There are a ton of older apartments that bring in sketchy people which make many areas unsafe for walking. The worst struggle of living in Hawthorne is the street parking, you commonly have to park a block or two away from your house, or tailgate the street sweeper in order to claim your parking spot before everyone else does.
Yup this is all spot on. Definitely has its pros & cons
living in the Philippines. Your video shows the house I grew up in. It was built in 1955. 134th st.
5:10 Being a New Yorker that was the only reason why we ever heard of Hawthorne…that’s where The Beach Boys are from👍🏻Informative video. It seems like a nice place to live, especially for children and the local school system.
I was supposed to take a great job in Hawthorne. Was pretty excited about it. Commute from Santa Monica. Really regretting it
What ended up happening?
Thanks for the info. What about the non Wiseburn schools are they that bad? I heard Hawthorne High is terrible
Varied opinions. Check greatschools.org or niche.com to read reviews
Try to stay West of Hawthorne Blvd. Grew up on Ramona track. Had an apt. near Praire later in life...
I agree about west of Hawthorne
West Hawthorne is a great place to live . You get Hawthorne prices with Manhattan Beach / El segundo lifestyle.
I am from Hawthorne Calif 90250 . I have 4 Hawthorne tattoos even. It is not the best place to live unless you enjoy meth heads,gang members and homeless ppl on the street. When i was young i lived by Saint Josephs that side of El Segundo is still nice. I love Hawthorne but im not going to lie. You can find small parts of Hawthorne that are really nice but be honest aboutvthe city as a whole. Yes its technically South Bay but to us from Hawthorne Lil Watts its West Los
Thank you for watching!
cool
This was educational. Thank you
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it
I know people from my country are frowned upon in the United States. But I'm a very hardworking guy, I want to conquer things with my effort, I'm programming myself, I'm not just another migrant who doesn't care about accepting the culture, knowing how to speak English well and trying to be a good citizen.
This is a great mindset. I don't believe it's true that people automatically frown upon ppl from your culture. Your biggest obstacle will be getting the paperwork to work here legally.
I was not aware that Wiseburn is Commercial El Segundo (Continental Development, Plaza El Segundo) and Residential Hawthorne (from Aviation to Inglewood) until now. I initially thought Continental Development (Rosecrans from Sepulveda to Aviation) was within El Segundo Unified School District's boundaries.
School borders can be tricky and they can change. Always good to check the district sites to see boundaries
yes, please
nice video
So glad you enjoyed it thanks for the feedback.
I am Brazilian. In the future, I would like to work and live in California. Do you think it is difficult for a foreigner to get a chance to work in the United States?
You’d have to look into work permits & visa (green card)
I own in Hawthorne! By far great city with crappy politics😢
If ur thinking about moving to LA just move to miami instead and thank me later
How's Miami treating you?
@@ShiraAdatto its been three months since i moved here and i havent seen a homeless person shit on the sidewalk or jerk off in the middle of the road which is 3 times longer than i ever went without seeing that in California
No you can live with roommates in California. I know of a nurse who lives with a roommate in Northern California and he has money to drive a nice car and go on vacation trips during his time off work. Roommates is the way to go. Your advice is not good because there are hurricanes in Miami, alligators and crocodiles in Miami, python snakes in Miami. No thanks!
@Sandra DiBiaso Pythons are not a native species to Florida and the everglades. The only reason Pythons would be found there, are because people dump them in the wild when they can't afford to take care of them or realize they don't know how to care for them.
How much the rent?
Good luck buying and wanting to remodel. Their city planning is horrible!
This is true in a lot of places now. Permits take forever
Hawthorne.. ghetto AF… but it’s all good in the neighborhood..
Dang she pretty 😍
Thank you! What'd you think of the video?
Miami>LA
What stands out to you?
@@ShiraAdatto its safer, cleaner, cheaper, nicer people, less crime, less homeless, less fake people, less taxes, more freedom, less violence, more beautiful landscape. Everything is better
@@10oner I'm glad you live in a place you love.