I love this video, thank you! Well done. I'd recommend to check your audio quality, it's clipping quite a bit (easy fix on your camera settings!) Good luck Tim!
@@JonLewis-f6o they’ve got good carts, you’ve gotta go deeper into 162nd and 172nd, there’s some great restaurants and hang out spots. Or, check out De Fuego at the Monarch. Hands down one of the best restaurants in all of Portland area, not just Happy Valley. Not the same as Portland, but then you can always just drive into Portland if you want to.
I'm 52 and having an dilemma on whether I should buy in Portland or Seattle? Or just forget about buying and becoming an expat abroad in SE Asia? I'll contact you if I do decide to settle in Portland and buy. Thanks
@@LivinginOregonandWashingtonThanks for the response. Your the broker that I would like to work with if I decide to buy in Portland. I have attempted to move to there back in the 90's but regretfully chose Utah/Colorado instead. I agree with you that the PNW cities will rise again with a massive worldwide migration. And if I do buy in Portland or Seattle. There would be no turning back, so maybe I'll just visit? Thanks again.
As a former resident of the area, if you move to the area, if youre looking to live in the city proper, Seattle. If youre OK with being 20~ minutes outside of the city, then Vancouver, WA which is across the bridge from Portland (no state income tax).
PORTLAND IS NOT VANCOUVER. I wish people would stop saying we are the same. We are NOT. Vancouver residents flock to Portland to work and shop so they can beat the tax. It's Washingtonians that jam up our freeways. Check out I5 or I205 any weekday and check out how many license plates are Washington vs Oregon. We are not the same at all. I've lived in Oregon for 40 years and have stepped into Washington twice and regretted it.
A lot of people openly say the f slur in public (including employees of businesses). Just something to keep in mind should one think this place so "liberal"
Not to mention the 3 months of rioting and looting, the homeless encampments that have spread to the suburbs you can no longer afford to live in, the open air drug use, the graffiti, the insane taxes and a downtown area full of boarded up buildings and store fronts.
DO NOT MOVE TO PORTLAND. Full stop. If you want to "move to Portland" move to Vancouver, WA. No state income tax is a HUGE win if you make a good salary. Both WA and OR are following CA with their gun bans and magazine restrictions. Both are legal weed. The power move is to live in Vancouver but drive over into OR and buy there, because there is no sales tax in OR. But Portland itself is sketch. Wayyy too many homeless. Had to step over human excrement myself once by the courthouse plaza area. I moved more north by Olympia and prefer it up here, with the exception that it's slightly MORE rainy/cloudy than even Portland area -- (which I am now missing as winter sets in) - I think the Vancover/Portland area has one of the better mixes of temps compared to where I am now, but 20 acres there was 500k, and what I got was only 340k... so sometimes you go where the deals are. (Now to buy a winter place in Vegas...)
Some good points, my video last week gave 15 huge points about Vancouver and broke the tax savings down to a percentage. It’s actually pretty shocking when you see the numbers: ua-cam.com/video/Pv6wHs-V6EM/v-deo.htmlsi=p-kvSfkxrRhXNPHo
@@kingsleyrobson3607 - If your humanity is the sort of "humanity" I had to step over when I was visiting Porland -- you can keep it. I'll keep my Constitutional rights.
How come you can’t pronounce “esplanade” correctly if you’re a real estate agent here? I’ve been here 35 years. It’s getting much better here. We really suffered and things went way down hill 2016-21, getting noticeably better now.
@@LivinginOregonandWashingtonI lived in East Sussex for many years. You do not have an English accent.Midwest I could believe. If you lived here you’d pronounce it the way it is pronounced here.
@@amberackerson5916 lost my accent when I moved here. And that's not true, I still pronounce a lot of words the British way since my parents are also British. I don't say aunt like ant, for example. I am an English major and don't find a lot of fun finding ways to tell people how to say things, English is a bastard language.
Portland is NOT the headquarters of Nike, Intel, and others mentioned. No large company with a brain would have their headquarters in Portland. Also, a reduction in the number of people that think Portland is getting worse means nothing. If a city is already bad, a reduction in people thinking it is getting worse doesn't mean the city is good. Regarding roads, the I-5 highway goes from Canada all the way to Mexico. Portland is the only large city along that route that squeezes I-5 to two through lanes in each direction. Portland is also the only city along that route that will soon require tolls to travel on their inadequate road. On the plus side, Portland has a good airport and a lot of food options. That is about it. We now avoid Portland as much as we can.
@@whatwhome6914 Nike and Intel are both Headquartered in the greater Portland metro. Stats also state that those who come here least frequently are more likely to think it’s still as bad as it was, so seems it’s checking out here!
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I love this video, thank you! Well done. I'd recommend to check your audio quality, it's clipping quite a bit (easy fix on your camera settings!) Good luck Tim!
@@ItsMeChickpea thanks for watching! I need to hire a video editor soon, it’s fun and i’m getting better but want it to be pro level!
We left Portland and moved to Happy Valley - We love it 😍
@@IdeologyPill Happy Valley is great!
@ extremely low to no crime- no homeless- no graffiti- no trash - noise - no pollution- almost no problems
@@IdeologyPill I agree! All the charm of Portland with close to none of the problems.
What charm is in happy valley like Portland? Most of the food is boring and most businesses I’ve seen are new builds.
@@JonLewis-f6o they’ve got good carts, you’ve gotta go deeper into 162nd and 172nd, there’s some great restaurants and hang out spots.
Or, check out De Fuego at the Monarch. Hands down one of the best restaurants in all of Portland area, not just Happy Valley.
Not the same as Portland, but then you can always just drive into Portland if you want to.
Very informative! I will be there in the next few months to check it out! Would love to have a chat with you while I am there.
Sweet reach out when you are here! (503)-957-7981. Cheers 🤙🏼
I'm 52 and having an dilemma on whether I should buy in Portland or Seattle? Or just forget about buying and becoming an expat abroad in SE Asia? I'll contact you if I do decide to settle in Portland and buy. Thanks
@@condor5150 Thanks for watching. I know some who have a pad in the NW, and go to SE Asia for vacation. Totally down to your goals. Cheers 🤙🏼
@@LivinginOregonandWashingtonThanks for the response. Your the broker that I would like to work with if I decide to buy in Portland. I have attempted to move to there back in the 90's but regretfully chose Utah/Colorado instead. I agree with you that the PNW cities will rise again with a massive worldwide migration. And if I do buy in Portland or Seattle. There would be no turning back, so maybe I'll just visit? Thanks again.
As a former resident of the area, if you move to the area, if youre looking to live in the city proper, Seattle. If youre OK with being 20~ minutes outside of the city, then Vancouver, WA which is across the bridge from Portland (no state income tax).
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@@AtlanRau Agree for people on fixed income thats a good plan. Just got a retired gentleman a ranch in Vancouver, good neighborhood for $430,000.
Downtown was more walkable than the eastside until the homeless started pitching their tents on the sidewalk.
That's why I moved to the Trolley Trail in Milwaukie tbh.
PORTLAND IS NOT VANCOUVER.
I wish people would stop saying we are the same. We are NOT. Vancouver residents flock to Portland to work and shop so they can beat the tax. It's Washingtonians that jam up our freeways. Check out I5 or I205 any weekday and check out how many license plates are Washington vs Oregon.
We are not the same at all. I've lived in Oregon for 40 years and have stepped into Washington twice and regretted it.
@@paiddj3397 I’ve lived on both sides of the river, friendly and mean folks on both sides but mostly friendly on both.
@@LivinginOregonandWashington oh
A lot of people openly say the f slur in public (including employees of businesses). Just something to keep in mind should one think this place so "liberal"
79% of mulnotmah county voted blue in 2024, it’s definitely liberal, but being liberal doesn’t make you a woke person automatically
Seems like you forgot to mention one particular think Portland has been known of lately...
@@Mk-qb2ny Meth? Because i’m not the headline news and everyone knows that already.
Not to mention the 3 months of rioting and looting, the homeless encampments that have spread to the suburbs you can no longer afford to live in, the open air drug use, the graffiti, the insane taxes and a downtown area full of boarded up buildings and store fronts.
@@TCBulldog2016 Check out
my recent video addressing this:
ua-cam.com/video/-OC8xDVM0bI/v-deo.htmlsi=-UXDKso4MyaPE9oI
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 weak ass mofo! Crying over protests that has nothing to do with you! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
25 I live here!
@@Alan_in_Portland love the thumbnail!
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To Portland? More IPAs for the rest of us. Thanks for watching!
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DO NOT MOVE TO PORTLAND. Full stop. If you want to "move to Portland" move to Vancouver, WA. No state income tax is a HUGE win if you make a good salary. Both WA and OR are following CA with their gun bans and magazine restrictions. Both are legal weed. The power move is to live in Vancouver but drive over into OR and buy there, because there is no sales tax in OR. But Portland itself is sketch. Wayyy too many homeless. Had to step over human excrement myself once by the courthouse plaza area. I moved more north by Olympia and prefer it up here, with the exception that it's slightly MORE rainy/cloudy than even Portland area -- (which I am now missing as winter sets in) - I think the Vancover/Portland area has one of the better mixes of temps compared to where I am now, but 20 acres there was 500k, and what I got was only 340k... so sometimes you go where the deals are. (Now to buy a winter place in Vegas...)
Some good points, my video last week gave 15 huge points about Vancouver and broke the tax savings down to a percentage. It’s actually pretty shocking when you see the numbers:
ua-cam.com/video/Pv6wHs-V6EM/v-deo.htmlsi=p-kvSfkxrRhXNPHo
if gun mag capacity regs are your issue.... you've lost your humanity
@@kingsleyrobson3607 - If your humanity is the sort of "humanity" I had to step over when I was visiting Porland -- you can keep it. I'll keep my Constitutional rights.
@@kingsleyrobson3607you are assuming the police will come if you need them.
@@avengemybreath3084You're assuming that the police protect the public. They do not. The police only serve the rich.
How come you can’t pronounce “esplanade” correctly if you’re a real estate agent here? I’ve been here 35 years. It’s getting much better here. We really suffered and things went way down hill 2016-21, getting noticeably better now.
British English, I was born in London. There's two different pronunciations to it.
@@LivinginOregonandWashingtonI lived in East Sussex for many years. You do not have an English accent.Midwest I could believe. If you lived here you’d pronounce it the way it is pronounced here.
@@amberackerson5916 lost my accent when I moved here. And that's not true, I still pronounce a lot of words the British way since my parents are also British. I don't say aunt like ant, for example. I am an English major and don't find a lot of fun finding ways to tell people how to say things, English is a bastard language.
Portland is NOT the headquarters of Nike, Intel, and others mentioned. No large company with a brain would have their headquarters in Portland. Also, a reduction in the number of people that think Portland is getting worse means nothing. If a city is already bad, a reduction in people thinking it is getting worse doesn't mean the city is good. Regarding roads, the I-5 highway goes from Canada all the way to Mexico. Portland is the only large city along that route that squeezes I-5 to two through lanes in each direction. Portland is also the only city along that route that will soon require tolls to travel on their inadequate road. On the plus side, Portland has a good airport and a lot of food options. That is about it. We now avoid Portland as much as we can.
@@whatwhome6914 Nike and Intel are both Headquartered in the greater Portland metro.
Stats also state that those who come here least frequently are more likely to think it’s still as bad as it was, so seems it’s checking out here!