Hey Everyone! I hope you enjoyed this video. What do you think about San Antonio? Let me know down below. If you have any questions, comments, or you have something to add, I would love to hear from you. As always, please keep it respectful. If you are interested in seeing an informative series from the channel, check out this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLcdIsUoipiRqQCaBUlv_3XzuYwde-8gta.html
I live in Laredo now and the language barrier is really bad to the point i need to move, moving to San Antonio is kinda what im looking at as a option. Is the primary language English.
im a native since 85. lived in northern iowa (wonderful people!) for a year came back to S.A. find yourself a native if havent yet we can really show you the deepest experiences of this 300+yr old city. ty for this vid.
Just recently the average cost per Home in San Antonio reached $300,000 unfortunately. While it may not be a high price for some outsiders, I’d think many of the locals, in particular the ones house hunting are feeling it. Gentrification is happening in many of the surrounding areas outside of downtown area. While it’s getting more beautiful the affordability of it is also changing. Great informative video tho!
My 3 bedroom 2 bath home only cost $89,000 in 2005. There are still affordable houses here. My sister bought her house for $106,000 in 2016 in Kirby, Tx.
Sam Antonio is a great place to live with a great quality of life. The metro has about 2.6 million people it is one of the largest in the country. The city has a diversified economy with large corporations HQ mostly out in the suburbs. You will find world class amenities'; entertainment, museums, shopping, dining, historical districts, and nightlife.
East Side born and raised! Specifically the STIX...MLK area ❤️ I love my city and it don't matter where you go in San Antonio, TX, or America there is crime and gangs everywhere
@@BrothaontheGo The Hot Wells Hotel ruins, The ghost Tracks at Brackenridge Prk, The Gunter Hotel murder in the 60s, Mission's, and that's all I can think of right now
Ich selber lebe zwar in Deutschland, war aber schon zwei mal in San Antonio um meinen Sohn zu besuchen. SA ist wirklich eine schöne und interessante Stadt mit vielen TEX-MEX Restaurants. Aber auch die Umgebung ist wirklich schön. Ich werde diese Stadt hoffentlich bald wieder besuchen können. Greetings from Germany.....
Hey Frank, thanks for watching! I am so thankful for google translate lol. I think that is awesome! San Antonio is really underrated as an international tourist stop. It offers so many cool little things like you mentioned. How are things in Germany right now with Covid, shutdowns, reopenings etc.? Take care!
@@BrothaontheGo Hallo, Yes you are right. The google translator is really good But I could have written in English too. You wanted to know how the Covid situation is in Germany. I can tell you that at the beginning of the pandemic last year, the German government did it really well. You have put a lot of money in hand to support people, the economy, companies and small businesses. And the people here still had a lot of respect for the virus. But now, a year later, I have to say it's not that great anymore. The restaurants and shops are closed. The numbers were very high and the government had not ordered enough vaccine. People also didn't feel like staying at home anymore. That was of course a mistake, which is why there were or are still too many infected people. But it's getting better. There is now enough vaccine and many are vaccinated. I think the shops and restaurants etc. will open again in two weeks. The health system in Germany is very good. That is the reason that fortunately not that many people have died. I hope to see my son again soon, who lives in San Antonio. Stay healthy and all the best
It's been so hectic all across the world over the last 15 months or so. I really wish things could go back to normal asap. Thanks for sharing because I am really interested in hearing how different places handled Covid across the world. Take care, Frank!
@@BrothaontheGo I have to admit even as a Spurs fan I still have a soft spot for Magic Johnson era Lakers. Big Red soda is iconic here. Just like Faygo pop in Michigan. It is ultra syrupy, sweet. I don't touch it anymore. It usually goes with barbacoa tacos as a combo deal typically eaten on Sundays. I'm sure there are things you partake in that are synonymous with your hometown I suspect too.
The Showtime Lakers were something special. I wish I was old enough to watch them. I have watched a lot of highlights of those teams. That's cool that you guys have local traditions like that. I am from the Pacific Northwest and the local thing here is just coffee lol. My specific hometown had under 10,000 for the population when I moved here, but we supported 4 Starbucks coffee shops. It's pretty insane how much they loved their coffee. I will have to give big red a try! Tanks for sharing and take care!
I moved to San Antonio late 2019 and it is definitely cheaper than California although I miss my family, parents, and friends I can still afford to travel. California taxes is at 8.75%, not too far out from Tejas. I live in the southside and wt I enjoy the most is the smell of burning Mesquite, reminds me a lot of my Grandparents and MEXICO. I ❤️my SMOKER. 🇺🇸🇲🇽
Nice, I am glad you like San Antonio so far. I lived away from family for a bit and it is difficult, but worth it when you have a really good life somewhere else. Plus, technology and affordable travel can make it easier to visit and connect from a distance. Thanks for sharing and take care!
My son and his wife, live by there in New Braunfels, Tx, I went last Thanksgiving 2020 , from Sarasota, Florida and I loved it so much I'm looking too buy land and build a place for me, but more for my son and his wife, they have a nice home, but dam they build these houses right on top of one another! So I'm looking for some land of 5 to 10 acers, I've looked around seen a few nice places, that next yr I make my move, but I won't give up Sarasota! It will be a place more for them and a place for me too hangout a month or two a yr with my other places l own, but it's around family and friends always! Yes l loved San Antonio and will be back!
Consider River Chase, Copper Ridge or Vintage Oaks Neighborhoods. Houses are more spread out and it’s a little more of a rural feel. The neighborhoods on the edge of New Braunfels especially west of I-35 Have bigger lots and a touch of the Texas Hill Country. Also Canyon lake is very close by.
New Braunfels is more of a retirement community really. And most retirees don’t want a lot of land to take care of - hence alot of. “garden homes”. But Texas is big, with a lot of room to spread out. Plenty of places with big lots if thats what you want.
Lol, Hey Dark Horses! Yeah, people get the impression that Texas is really conservative, but it really is a collection of about 6 Really liberal cities and the southern portion of the state that are liberal, while the vast majority of the state is conservative. But, the population is so high in the cities now that Texas has become a near battle ground state. Thanks for watching and take care!
@@s1rm0rr1lswdsx3 bunch of western states unfortunately. Makes 0 sense to me to flee from a state you're tired of then do & vote for the same things at your new place that ruined the place you just left 🤦🏾♂️
San Antonio Democrats are not your California privileged Democrats, I learned that the hard way and here folks are tough and own guns. Republicans here are poorer and live in the outside rural areas of San Antonio but are humble folks as I came from a poor family but flourished. Stay safe folks and if you dare pass my property, well most of the neighborhood don’t call cops. I ❤️Tejas 😘🇺🇸🇲🇽
Its the only large major metro city in TX without tolls.( except for Seguin up to Austin 130....but thats not in SA). All the other major metro large cities in TX try to get you with tolls if you live out in the suburbs and commute into the city for your job. But not SA, we are toll road free, for such a large area( geographically) and such a large population city. (Dallas and Houston are covered up in toll roads all over their city maps).
I know some people like the toll roads in DFW, because it is a lot faster. But, I am on team no tolls lol. I didn't know you guys were toll-free in San Antonio. That's good stuff, Ben. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Matt, thanks for watching! I can relate to that. Where I am from used to be really affordable and now the prices have skyrocketed. I miss the days when it was cheaper. I am going to do a video on Houston in the future. Is there anything I should know from a local's perspective?
@@BrothaontheGo your Houston video would be very long ha, my favorite time living in Houston was goin to Hermann Park, near the zoo, you can take the tram there. And all the restaurants in the Heights and Midtown Houston!!!
Because of all the people moving to San Antonio it is getting more and more expensive to live here. Which is very say, I’m happy some people want to move here. But really think about how popular it is getting to move here and if you can afford it.
Hey Kaitlyn, Thanks for watching! I have noticed this trend in other states too. People from Florida, Texas, Idaho, and Utah are really tired of people moving to the areas. Many have problems with the increasing prices, others politics, and some really notice the traffic increasing too. Thank you for sharing and take care!
Certain pockets of the area are experiencing gentrification particularly Southtown. Trust me your $200, 000 in California is gonna get you more in SA. And better than Austin or New Braunfels.
You forgot to mention Sea World. I will say that gentrification has been on the rise. There are a lot of apartments in city center for avg of 1200-1500 for a studio or one bedroom which run about 500-700 sq ft
You are correct, I did forget Sea World... I don't know how I missed that one. Prices are definitely going up there and with the outrageous property taxes it is only a matter of time before many are priced out of their market completely. Thanks for watching and take care!
Hey Watchdog, It is interesting that people do that. I don't have a great explanation for that train of thought. My best guess is that there are a lot of people who are fiscally conservative and socially liberal. Which may be why you see people leave a place like California because they believe it is too liberal, but want Texas to be less conservative. Thanks for watching and take care!
@@BrothaontheGo I currently live in California and yes I'm a conservative. Everything here is going from bad to worse. I want to move to Texas because it is conservative. The cost of living is much less there then here. I will never be able to be a home owner here. Now with the social part yes I love what Texas stands for, freedom, family and the embodiment of the constitution. You have great videos, very informative.
Thanks, Watchdog! I have been trying hard to put out quality content, so I appreciate that a lot. Cali is really expensive in a lot of places. But, the income taxes are really crippling for so many too. I think most liberals and conservatives can agree with that. I am concerned about property taxes in Texas. As home prices increase that could become a big problem. But, I can see how affording a house in California seems increasingly unlikely for many who currently live there. Take care, Watchdog!
Actually most Californians voluntarily moving to Texas (not involuntarily job relocated) are an asset. They are it's smart, hard working, conservative political refugees being culturally displaced & looking for a traditional state to raise their family and call home. Not the idiot left coast radicals that hate conservative, god fearing, patriotic states like Texas. They've experienced first hand destructive liberal politics and fiscal policy making them very reliably conservative voters. None of us can choose our birthplace but we can choose to live where traditional values and morals are reflective & help make (or keep) that city, state, and America great.
I live in San Diego and I have been here for 20 years, it's but I'm looking else where to retire. Who knows it might be SA. But San Diego has its patches of Dems and Repubs. MONEY TALKS OVER HERE!
I'm a Democrat and live in Texas. Ask the last few people what happened to them when they tried me lmao!!! Just say they won't try another person like me ever again!! FYI San Antonio like every other major city in the US is mostly democratic lol
Hey Camille, sorry it took so long to respond. I always try to be 100% honest when I am answering a question, so I will start with this. I don't live in San Antonio, so answering this question specifically I have to rely on research. This is a link to Niche.com: bit.ly/3tfLxm8 In the area that I live their school ratings are very accurate. On their tool, you can select best schools by age group or even ranks school districts if you prefer. They also have a list for best suburbs as well: bit.ly/3dhM8Ok I wish I could help more, but I don't want to give you incorrect information. Can Any locals shed some light on the best neighborhoods for Camille?
Avoid the Riverwalk as it’s a bit of a tourist trap, lacking authenticity. If you want to go out, go to Blue Star or The Pearl areas for food and entertainment.
Think about the logic of Californians moving to Texas to vote in a way that would make it more like California. Just wow. Hopefully the more conservative dynamic that keeps the cities in check remains the same.
It is interesting, indeed. The state only swung a couple of points left last election. Now, we will see if it is going to settle into a center right state or become a battle ground state in the years to come. Take care, Jim!
@@BrothaontheGo Boston is over crowded like LA x2 and rent is $2500/month here for a bottom of barrel place. Perfect example of my comment earlier about liberals gentrifying a place to the point only white liberals can afford to move in from out of state and after chasing out the poor and minorities claim to be on their side during election time.
Many commentators are stating that the liberals are moving here to Texas, but the assumption is incorrect. Austin and San Antonio have always lazily laid purple until recently. Many conservatives move here thinking the entire state is red, which is wrong. A large portion of native Texans and long term transplants are voting blue to compact the spike of new transplants bringing their red values into major cities that have been fairly mellow politically. The biggest observation i and others have noted is the political climate has turned into red verses blue over the last five or so years. It used to be everyone would take turns hosting bbqs and political garbage wasn’t the highlight of the conversation, but now it seems to take the stage front and center. Don’t move here with extreme political stances right or left thinking you’re part of some sweeping movement because the locals will vote opposite of you to keep you in check. Come here to embrace our state’s established friendly, easy going and welcoming culture that you read about and fell in love with the ideology of.
Hey Lynn, thanks for watching the video! I am not sure I agree with your entire analysis, but I will say this. I do agree that Texas has a great, friendly culture. Even if people are very liberal or very conservative that doesn't mean we can't get along with each other. Politics is a big part of our lives today, but I also hope Texas remains friendly. In DFW, my family was invited to several churches and gatherings when we were visiting the area. I love Texas and Texans are great people! Take care, Lynn!
Cost of living and jobs are a huge part of deciding if you want to live somewhere. Like you, many consider that to be the most important factor. I think politics kind of tell you if people are generally like minded to you or not. Additionally, this last year exposed how important state and local governments really are. Taxes, freedoms, and regulations can be really tied to politics.
Lived here my whole life (25 years) The Whole gang crime thing is non sense. I have yet to see any type of gang affiliation. This is not one of those cities.
The high crime, burglary , theft, Shootings , Vandalism, poverty, graffiti, Drug abuse, busy traffic, construction everywhere, run down streets & buildings, litter, stray animals, and Democrat politicians , make it pretty undesirable. Trust me, I've lived it for 40 years. .
There was an exodus from CA in the 80's and a lot of Crips and Bloods came with it. they tried to get the color thing going but it fizzled out......too many cowboys in plaid shirts and blue jeans. Lol This is where gangs come to die.
Hey Tonée, thanks for watching! Yeah, I know many people, myself included, avoid downtown areas a lot. But, a lot of people do like that stuff too. Thanks for watching and take care!
Hey Ben, I think this is a huge reason why people initially think about moving to San Antonio. But, they have some great entertainment and fun things to do as well. Take care!
In reading some of the comments, it appears San Antonio is hit or miss in so far as actually living there. Originally from Southeast Texas, near Beaumont, I've been hunting for a new Texas city in which to call home. However, I prefer living in the country and commuting into a city for work (accountant). I would like to purchase a place with some acreage and a small house, start a fruit orchard, and raise a few horses. What areas surrounding San Antonio are suitable for an agricultural lifestyle yet reasonable for commuting into the city for work?
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In 1992, I should have not boarded the plane back to Germany after visiting Texas and Louisiana. Or should have I ? Anyway: I wish all of you a Happy New Year.
ER 👍🏽 thanks for the insight. Also Starid3r, check out this website: texaswinetrail.com/wineries/ I linked to the wineries tab, but there is more to check out on their page as well. They have an events tab as well. Both of you take care!
@@BrothaontheGo Man Fredricksburg is pretty picturesque, idyllic. San Antonio's location makes it an easy drive to visit equally idyllic areas such as Boerne, New Braunfels, Castroville which are minutes away. We use these as staycations. You can knockout these areas in an afternoon and it won't kill your wallet. If you're into wine they just opened Re:Rooted in San Antonio that has wine on tap downtown. But I'm a craft beer drinker.
That's awesome! Close, convenient, and lots of places to check out. Daniel, you're like making me a list of places I'm dying to check out lol. I don't drink much these days, but I never really was into beer or wine. I have tried a couple of beers that I ended up liking, but stupid me ... I didn't write them down 😂. I am too forgetful sometimes lol.
@@ToasterStud yeah so dod all my family. Who guarantees u that it was the Texas grid that went out on its own....cnn the news? Its all politics baby boy....much to learn kid Goodluck.
I don't know when it started or if they are doing it completely during the pandemic. But, here is some info on it: www.downtowntuesday.com/About-Downtown-Tuesday The Map: www.downtowntuesday.com/Parking-Map Take Care!
@@stephaniedekinger2463 Very few places in So Cal get to 115. That only happens in the desert. If you’re coastal, you’ll never see anything close to that.
Hey Rick, thanks for watching! I hear quite often from locals that they feel their area is overcrowded. San Antonio is definitely a bigger city though. Do you think that the suburbs still have room to grow or that the entire area is too congested at this point? Thanks for sharing and take care!
@@BrothaontheGo bad design on the suburbs is what’s causing San Antonio traffic to be so bad. There will be relief with a lot of projects about to start construction like 1604 construction begins this summer. We have a lot of space around to keep building but need to design better.
Just moved out here from El Paso right before covid in February of 2020 .. theirs a lot to do out here I love it but what I don’t like is the crime and the housing market. I’m sorry but we are trying to buy a home for 200k and have not been able to get a house so yeah good luck on that. What you can enjoy is the out doors out here and near by city’s and the beach in corpus. My main thing in San Antonio as a negative is the crime no matter where you live unless you live in 500+ home you are gonna be a target for crime. Also don’t depend on the cops out here as they are part of the crime. I’ve seen cops allow drug deals to happen and be apart of gang activity. Also you can tell San Antonio doesn’t take care of its city you can tell that the city is pocketing money not and putting it where it needs to be.
I'll be moving there in May and i heard hill county is a big nature area. I havent looked into it much but i will soon because I'm into that stuff too. Im sure if there arent any in the city, there's probably plenty of places not too far out of the city. Texas is majority land.
I was born and raised in SA....take my word when I say if you are looking for a change STAY AWAY FROM SA....the crime is high, the gangs are bad, and despite what he says cost of living is horrible. I moved to MN in early 2000 and when visiting home I'm heart broken...I'm from the southside of SA and one time it was a decent place to live and hang out in but now its just trash, so embarrassing now to see how people just don't give a crap and let things go downhill....As much as I HATE the winter here you couldn't pay me enough to move back there
@@Thkmra I was living in a small town here in MN and I was paying 330 a month for a small one bedroom apartment all bills paid (about 7 yrs ago and last i checked they have went up to 400 a month still all bills paid)...I later moved into a 2 bedroom and was paying 390 a month....and not too long ago i was living in a 2 bedroom house w/one car garage. across from a golf course and was paying 375 a month. I now moved to the town my BF lives in, its bigger so of course things a lil more...looking at apartments here they range from 550 up to 1000 depending on how many rooms, extra stuff that come with it etc. Much cheaper than SA ....plus I am able to leave my car unlocked even my house when I leave for a few hours...I dont have to worry about gang bangers pulling drive buys and though no where completely free from any sort of crime its NOTHING compared to horrible things that go on in SA. I will always have a special place in my heart for SA but never will I move back
Weatherford is SOOO nice! I have been there a couple of times. San Antonio and Weatherford can both be good options. Good luck with your move and take care!
@@BrothaontheGo yea, the world is a vast place & not always for the good. I moved a lot growing up so ive experienced a lot of different areas & lifestyles. I had one school i was new too & someone i met on the football team at summer camp said i could sit with them at lunch. Not even 1 minute in and they were selling pills & other drugs. Keep this in mind i was in 11th grade smh. Always watch who you're around is definitely an important thing I've learned but dont get it twisted, many lovely people out there as well!
Hey Chop, thanks for watching! A lot of people are moving southbound to Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Florida, etc. So, hopefully they can get the border situation under control. Take care!
Hey Brigette, thanks for watching! I am not sure on the specifics of that. I would defer to the locals on that front. Anyone have any good info for Brigette?
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San Antonio is far from perfect and does have some gang activity. So, shootings are common in some places in the region. What areas of town do you think prospective visitors/buyers should avoid?
Hey Bambam Shannon, this is true! At some point I am going to be doing a video on Houston. Anything at all I should know from a local's perspective? Thanks and have a great day!
Thank you for the video. I’m in San Francisco Bay Area. I’m looking to move to Texas or Florida. I have never been to Texas but I’ll go any where to get away from liberal communist California. It’s unbearable for me. I was thinking about San Antonio fir a personal reason but when you mentioned that’s it’s leaning toward left. I was bummed. Any suggestions for a reason rental good place to live. California is way too expensive. Any suggestions would be so appreciated. Thank you.
Hey Nicole! Thanks for watching. I would encourage you to look on the outskirts of Big cities in Texas. If you are looking for a place that is more conservative, Wise, Parker, Denton, and Collin Counties by Dallas and Fort Worth are good options. One of my favorite places to start is here: www.politico.com/2020-election/results/texas/ This will give you an idea of different Counties throughout the state. You can also look up counties in Florida as well. Hopefully this helps.
@@BrothaontheGo why are you spreading that propaganda? I'm conservative and I live smack dab in NW San Antonio. I enjoy the city and have few issues. Conservatives are welcomed.
@@debyahysrael8264 I agree I’m Hispanic coming from family rooted in Democrat leanings but are leaning now more to the right seeing the that the party now has left from a traditional liberal party to the Marxist leftist leanings we have now . Like the saying goes “ I didn’t leave the Democrat party the party left me . I do want to add I have no problems with my Democrat family and friends and they don’t have any problems with the Republican side either . The friendliness atmosphere of this city is what makes our San Antonio unique ❤️
San Antonio’s downtown area is really gross.. it’s full of homeless beggars..too move there is a totally mess. I was just there and the whole downtown area has all these “scooters” you can “rent”..but all these scooters you can rent are scattershot all over the streets. After they are rented.people just leave them on the sidewalks and streets . It’s a mess..
i drive uber on the side and when i pick up tourists i have to pretend like san antonio is better than it really is and act like the tourist attractions are cooler than they really are lol i mean there are some cool things to do in san antonio but when you've grown up here the riverwalk is simply just a 4 feet deep dirty body of water running through downtown that overprices property values so all the restaurants along it are expensive for no reason and the alamo is like the #1 tourist destination and it's simply a disappointment EVEN to the tourists who don't kno any better
Good info! I am moving to San Antonio area from Denver next month; I"m excited about the diversity, the culture, the food, and being close to other large cities in case I want to switch it up (in Denver, you basically have to fly everywhere because the next largest city around is Albuquerque, which is a 7 hour drive). There also is very little culture and diversity in Denver so I am super stoked. I was a little alarmed at the crime stats, but I live in a gentrifying area of Denver now where what I thought were fireworks on the weekends were actually gunshots LOL. I'll be living in the NE suburbs of SA so I hope I won't deal with any of that.
I moved to Denver from San Antonio, and you sound like a fool. No diversity? Did you not hear him? I hope you like the Mexican culture/food because you might be in for a rude awakening. 😂 😂
Youll be alright as long as you stay out of trouble Lol every city has crime in bad parts , no difference here in sa.. Some neighborhoods are just worse than others but a lot is gang related so if youre not into gangs youll be good. hope you enjoy your stay in SA, id recommend checking out the rivers around , go check out buc'ees and come next spring gotta see fiesta.
@@hihoexxsilver8174 And I am clearly stating there is no diversity, just Mexican culture/food. 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Especially compared to Denver, laughable honestly.
@Brian Trudeau hahahah Brian Brian this is what's wrong with the Californian mentality this comments was posted 2 months ago 2nd when the fuck did I talk about lgbt I'm talking about politics not your sexual preference hahaha just stay in Cali hahaha or where ever it is your from and worry about your LGBT while the politician's in your state bleed you dry hahaha look at the homeless problem hahaha they dont care the fucking heroin pandemic in san Francisco please just stay away from politics it ain't for you
Hey Sylvia, thanks for watching! I have family in the high desert in So Cal. I agree that it is super hot; however, that Texas humidity is no joke either. As far as the order of races I don't change that graph order for every video. Creating the diversity graph is the most complicated part of the videos for me. I decided to create a template. I don't customize that section based on which race is the most populous in that city. Because I would have to change that template a lot. So, I decided to list it in races by percentage in the country so I wouldn't have to take a lot of time to customize. I have a tendency to ramble so hopefully that made sense 😂. What area of So Cal do you live in?
@@BrothaontheGo ok, ok I guess I'll cut you a break lol I'm in the Coachella Valley...absolutely nothing to do here for families and summers are so long and hot. I've lived in NC with humid weather over the summer I would rather deal with that for a few months than say...127 degrees which was the "highest" last summer. 🙃 that and other reasons for which we would like to start a new life in TX.
Lol, I appreciate you cutting me some slack. Honestly, there is probably a really easy way to do that, but I don't know how. I'm not claiming to be the sharpest tool 😂😂😂 Even if there were a lot to do in the Coachella Valley, I'm not sure I would with that heat lol. If you can survive NC heat you can probably take Texas. Is San Antonio your preferred landing spot?
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If you never want to own anything and live in grinding poverty because property taxes ensure you can never build generational wealth San Antonio is for you? If you get excited about watching men playing with balls then San Antonio is for you? If you want to live in a City where the Mayor uses those property tax dollars to defend himself against human trafficking and child sex trafficking charges to the tune of 250,000 Dollars then San Antonio is for you? If you want Tiburon Urineberg shutting down your family business to impoverish and enslave the HISPANIC RESIDENTS then San Antonio is for you because your prolly a GRIFTER?
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Hey Everyone! I hope you enjoyed this video. What do you think about San Antonio? Let me know down below. If you have any questions, comments, or you have something to add, I would love to hear from you. As always, please keep it respectful. If you are interested in seeing an informative series from the channel, check out this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLcdIsUoipiRqQCaBUlv_3XzuYwde-8gta.html
I live in Laredo now and the language barrier is really bad to the point i need to move, moving to San Antonio is kinda what im looking at as a option. Is the primary language English.
I was checking online the house prices and them aren't so cheap as people says.
im a native since 85. lived in northern iowa (wonderful people!) for a year came back to S.A. find yourself a native if havent yet we can really show you the deepest experiences of this 300+yr old city. ty for this vid.
Thank you for watching! As someone who has lived there a long time. What has changed the most over the years about San Antonio?
Just recently the average cost per Home in San Antonio reached $300,000 unfortunately. While it may not be a high price for some outsiders, I’d think many of the locals, in particular the ones house hunting are feeling it. Gentrification is happening in many of the surrounding areas outside of downtown area. While it’s getting more beautiful the affordability of it is also changing. Great informative video tho!
My 3 bedroom 2 bath home only cost $89,000 in 2005. There are still affordable houses here. My sister bought her house for $106,000 in 2016 in Kirby, Tx.
@@debyahysrael8264 it seems like the days of houses being in the low 100s or even high 100s are long gone
@@Truth7880 Texas in general isn't affordable anymore. Property taxes alone hit for 500 to 750 USD. At least the places I've looked.
Where she bought it it crime infested area with crappy schools in 2005 😝
@@agnesageless7059 Northwest side Leon Valley is not crime infested and the best schools in the state.NISD.
San Antonio is growing fast. If I moved here now I would definitely move to one of the surrounding towns. Pearsall or somewhere on the south.
We don’t want Californians moving to Texas much less San Antonio!
No one cares what you want, its a free country.
Are you sure? It seems like local texmex people vote the same way! With their heads in their culo.
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I’m from San Antonio and still live here but I’m ready to get out! It is a great a comfortable city to live in!
Hey Selina, Thanks for watching the video! As a long time San Antonian, what should newcomers know before deciding to move to the area?
I’m in Dallas and feel the same way. Houston here we come!
Hey Bawon, thanks for watching! So, why Houston over Dallas?
@@Unbought houston has all the baddies
straight facts! even the "boring for a big city" part! i can tell you've actually lived here. either that or you really did your research!
Sam Antonio is a great place to live with a great quality of life. The metro has about 2.6 million people it is one of the largest in the country. The city has a diversified economy with large corporations HQ mostly out in the suburbs. You will find world class amenities'; entertainment, museums, shopping, dining, historical districts, and nightlife.
eh the nightlife is definitely lacking! you kinda just sound like a stereotypical tour guide spewing shit to sell someone on the city
Lived in SA for nearly 20 years. Had some difficulties. However, it really can't be labeled as boring. Plenty to do.
East Side born and raised! Specifically the STIX...MLK area ❤️ I love my city and it don't matter where you go in San Antonio, TX, or America there is crime and gangs everywhere
Hey Steven, thanks for watching! What are your favorite aspects of living in San Antonio?
@@BrothaontheGo I love all of my city but the thing I love most and that also fascinates me is how rich in History this city is it's utterly amazing!
Nice! Everyone always talks about the Alamo. What other historic spots should people be aware of if they are visiting?
@@BrothaontheGo The Hot Wells Hotel ruins, The ghost Tracks at Brackenridge Prk, The Gunter Hotel murder in the 60s, Mission's, and that's all I can think of right now
Dang, man! I am gonna have to look into this. Thanks so much for sharing and take care!
Ich selber lebe zwar in Deutschland, war aber schon zwei mal in San Antonio um meinen Sohn zu besuchen.
SA ist wirklich eine schöne und interessante Stadt mit vielen TEX-MEX Restaurants.
Aber auch die Umgebung ist wirklich schön. Ich werde diese Stadt hoffentlich bald wieder besuchen können.
Greetings from Germany.....
Hey Frank, thanks for watching! I am so thankful for google translate lol. I think that is awesome! San Antonio is really underrated as an international tourist stop. It offers so many cool little things like you mentioned. How are things in Germany right now with Covid, shutdowns, reopenings etc.? Take care!
@@BrothaontheGo Hallo,
Yes you are right. The google translator is really good
But I could have written in English too.
You wanted to know how the Covid situation is in Germany.
I can tell you that at the beginning of the pandemic last year, the German government did it really well.
You have put a lot of money in hand to support people, the economy, companies and small businesses.
And the people here still had a lot of respect for the virus.
But now, a year later, I have to say it's not that great anymore.
The restaurants and shops are closed. The numbers were very high and the government had not ordered enough vaccine.
People also didn't feel like staying at home anymore.
That was of course a mistake, which is why there were or are still too many infected people.
But it's getting better.
There is now enough vaccine and many are vaccinated. I think the shops and restaurants etc. will open again in two weeks.
The health system in Germany is very good. That is the reason that fortunately not that many people have died.
I hope to see my son again soon, who lives in San Antonio.
Stay healthy and all the best
It's been so hectic all across the world over the last 15 months or so. I really wish things could go back to normal asap. Thanks for sharing because I am really interested in hearing how different places handled Covid across the world. Take care, Frank!
I'm so ready to leave phoenix.. I'm looking at San Antonio
Don’t come unless you’re Republican
👍👍❤😎 Born and Raise in SA love my city love my state 🇺🇸🇲🇽
Hey Kate! Glad you love San Antonio! What is your favorite part?
Whataburger. Spurs. TC. Bill Miller's Tea. Barbacoa and Big Red on Sundays. Oh yeah!
I love Whataburger, but as a Laker fan and I just can't like the Spurs. I respect then a lot, but can't like 'em. What is this big red?
@@BrothaontheGo I have to admit even as a Spurs fan I still have a soft spot for Magic Johnson era Lakers. Big Red soda is iconic here. Just like Faygo pop in Michigan. It is ultra syrupy, sweet. I don't touch it anymore. It usually goes with barbacoa tacos as a combo deal typically eaten on Sundays. I'm sure there are things you partake in that are synonymous with your hometown I suspect too.
The Showtime Lakers were something special. I wish I was old enough to watch them. I have watched a lot of highlights of those teams. That's cool that you guys have local traditions like that. I am from the Pacific Northwest and the local thing here is just coffee lol. My specific hometown had under 10,000 for the population when I moved here, but we supported 4 Starbucks coffee shops. It's pretty insane how much they loved their coffee. I will have to give big red a try! Tanks for sharing and take care!
Don't overlook the fact that San Antonio is a metropolitan area of many smaller incorporated cities.
I moved to San Antonio late 2019 and it is definitely cheaper than California although I miss my family, parents, and friends I can still afford to travel. California taxes is at 8.75%, not too far out from Tejas. I live in the southside and wt I enjoy the most is the smell of burning Mesquite, reminds me a lot of my Grandparents and MEXICO. I ❤️my SMOKER. 🇺🇸🇲🇽
I mean yes on the south side but that place is too hoodish for me
Nice, I am glad you like San Antonio so far. I lived away from family for a bit and it is difficult, but worth it when you have a really good life somewhere else. Plus, technology and affordable travel can make it easier to visit and connect from a distance. Thanks for sharing and take care!
Hey Alfredo, what area do you like?
My son and his wife, live by there in New Braunfels, Tx, I went last Thanksgiving 2020 , from Sarasota, Florida and I loved it so much I'm looking too buy land and build a place for me, but more for my son and his wife, they have a nice home, but dam they build these houses right on top of one another! So I'm looking for some land of 5 to 10 acers, I've looked around seen a few nice places, that next yr I make my move, but I won't give up Sarasota! It will be a place more for them and a place for me too hangout a month or two a yr with my other places l own, but it's around family and friends always! Yes l loved San Antonio and will be back!
Nice
Consider River Chase, Copper Ridge or Vintage Oaks Neighborhoods. Houses are more spread out and it’s a little more of a rural feel. The neighborhoods on the edge of New Braunfels especially west of I-35 Have bigger lots and a touch of the Texas Hill Country. Also Canyon lake is very close by.
New Braunfels is more of a retirement community really. And most retirees don’t want a lot of land to take care of - hence alot of. “garden homes”. But Texas is big, with a lot of room to spread out. Plenty of places with big lots if thats what you want.
SA “leaning left” was the theme of this vid. Will have to reconsider.
Lol, Hey Dark Horses! Yeah, people get the impression that Texas is really conservative, but it really is a collection of about 6 Really liberal cities and the southern portion of the state that are liberal, while the vast majority of the state is conservative. But, the population is so high in the cities now that Texas has become a near battle ground state. Thanks for watching and take care!
Thats because so many transplants from California and a few other states are moving there like crazy.
@@TheFunnyCamGuy yea because lefties ruined california now texas is next
@@s1rm0rr1lswdsx3 bunch of western states unfortunately. Makes 0 sense to me to flee from a state you're tired of then do & vote for the same things at your new place that ruined the place you just left 🤦🏾♂️
San Antonio Democrats are not your California privileged Democrats, I learned that the hard way and here folks are tough and own guns. Republicans here are poorer and live in the outside rural areas of San Antonio but are humble folks as I came from a poor family but flourished. Stay safe folks and if you dare pass my property, well most of the neighborhood don’t call cops. I ❤️Tejas 😘🇺🇸🇲🇽
Its the only large major metro city in TX without tolls.( except for Seguin up to Austin 130....but thats not in SA). All the other major metro large cities in TX try to get you with tolls if you live out in the suburbs and commute into the city for your job. But not SA, we are toll road free, for such a large area( geographically) and such a large population city. (Dallas and Houston are covered up in toll roads all over their city maps).
I know some people like the toll roads in DFW, because it is a lot faster. But, I am on team no tolls lol. I didn't know you guys were toll-free in San Antonio. That's good stuff, Ben. Thanks for sharing!
Born and Raised in SA but I’ve lived in others cities such as Houston and NYC love the culture of those cities but love the cheapness of my city lol
Hey Matt, thanks for watching! I can relate to that. Where I am from used to be really affordable and now the prices have skyrocketed. I miss the days when it was cheaper. I am going to do a video on Houston in the future. Is there anything I should know from a local's perspective?
@@BrothaontheGo your Houston video would be very long ha, my favorite time living in Houston was goin to Hermann Park, near the zoo, you can take the tram there. And all the restaurants in the Heights and Midtown Houston!!!
Alright, I will have to take a look at these when I do the video. Thanks for sharing! Take Care!
Because of all the people moving to San Antonio it is getting more and more expensive to live here. Which is very say, I’m happy some people want to move here. But really think about how popular it is getting to move here and if you can afford it.
Hey Kaitlyn, Thanks for watching! I have noticed this trend in other states too. People from Florida, Texas, Idaho, and Utah are really tired of people moving to the areas. Many have problems with the increasing prices, others politics, and some really notice the traffic increasing too. Thank you for sharing and take care!
Certain pockets of the area are experiencing gentrification particularly Southtown. Trust me your $200, 000 in California is gonna get you more in SA. And better than Austin or New Braunfels.
True story!
You forgot to mention Sea World. I will say that gentrification has been on the rise. There are a lot of apartments in city center for avg of 1200-1500 for a studio or one bedroom which run about 500-700 sq ft
You are correct, I did forget Sea World... I don't know how I missed that one. Prices are definitely going up there and with the outrageous property taxes it is only a matter of time before many are priced out of their market completely. Thanks for watching and take care!
Fkn ridiculous...this is happening everywhere!!
Great video thank you🙏🏽🤙🏾
Hey Deonta, thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it! Take care!
have to add in the rivers surrounding San antonio!! and of course HEB !!
Ahhh the Alamo city my hometown 😏 it’s huge but seems like a small town.
Thank you for bringing up Morgan's Wonderland.
I moved there last summer, and I love this city so much!
Nice! I am glad to hear that Jaime! What specifically do you like about San Antonio?
@@BrothaontheGo Lol, probably the food. This place has so much more variety than rural Massachusetts ever had!
That's me! My love of food is a hobby 😂😂😂 What made ya wanna leave Massachusetts?
@@BrothaontheGo Nothing political. I wanted to move in with my boyfriend.
Oh, nice. If the people you love live somewhere this is as good of a reason as any. Hope you continue to enjoy San Antonio! Take care!
Don't ruin Texas by voting democrat. You're moving from california because it sucks. Don't make the same mistakes in Texas.
Hey Watchdog, It is interesting that people do that. I don't have a great explanation for that train of thought. My best guess is that there are a lot of people who are fiscally conservative and socially liberal. Which may be why you see people leave a place like California because they believe it is too liberal, but want Texas to be less conservative. Thanks for watching and take care!
@@BrothaontheGo I currently live in California and yes I'm a conservative. Everything here is going from bad to worse. I want to move to Texas because it is conservative. The cost of living is much less there then here. I will never be able to be a home owner here. Now with the social part yes I love what Texas stands for, freedom, family and the embodiment of the constitution. You have great videos, very informative.
Thanks, Watchdog! I have been trying hard to put out quality content, so I appreciate that a lot. Cali is really expensive in a lot of places. But, the income taxes are really crippling for so many too. I think most liberals and conservatives can agree with that. I am concerned about property taxes in Texas. As home prices increase that could become a big problem. But, I can see how affording a house in California seems increasingly unlikely for many who currently live there. Take care, Watchdog!
@@BrothaontheGo Goldwater Republicans these days? I don't think so
Actually most Californians voluntarily moving to Texas (not involuntarily job relocated) are an asset. They are it's smart, hard working, conservative political refugees being culturally displaced & looking for a traditional state to raise their family and call home. Not the idiot left coast radicals that hate conservative, god fearing, patriotic states like Texas. They've experienced first hand destructive liberal politics and fiscal policy making them very reliably conservative voters. None of us can choose our birthplace but we can choose to live where traditional values and morals are reflective & help make (or keep) that city, state, and America great.
If you’re a Democrat dont move to Texas, try San Diego California.
LOL If you've ever actually been to SD, it's one of the more conservative parts of CA.
Yeah, Orange County and San Diego have some conservative spots in the area. But Madison, you are not alone in your sentiments.
I live in San Diego and I have been here for 20 years, it's but I'm looking else where to retire. Who knows it might be SA. But San Diego has its patches of Dems and Repubs. MONEY TALKS OVER HERE!
San Diego is a Republican city goofy 😅
I'm a Democrat and live in Texas. Ask the last few people what happened to them when they tried me lmao!!! Just say they won't try another person like me ever again!! FYI San Antonio like every other major city in the US is mostly democratic lol
I wasn't going to comment, But Your Videos are SO GOOD, and informative, that I am Grateful for you making these videos, a Big THANK YOU.
San Antonio is a wonderful city. No question about it.
The sites are good.
Snow San Antonio Texas last month
Hey Brice, I was waiting for someone to call this out lol. Thanks for watching and take care!
It was definitely a brutal week
What areas are safe to live in for single mothers? Have good schools? Sporting activities?
North East ISD when I research information about top ISD in the area.
Hey Camille, sorry it took so long to respond. I always try to be 100% honest when I am answering a question, so I will start with this. I don't live in San Antonio, so answering this question specifically I have to rely on research. This is a link to Niche.com: bit.ly/3tfLxm8 In the area that I live their school ratings are very accurate. On their tool, you can select best schools by age group or even ranks school districts if you prefer. They also have a list for best suburbs as well: bit.ly/3dhM8Ok I wish I could help more, but I don't want to give you incorrect information. Can Any locals shed some light on the best neighborhoods for Camille?
Hey Ben, from what I see North East ISD does look like it has some quality schools! Thanks for watching and doing a little homework too! Take care!
I've lived in San Antonio Texas. All my life Northeast SA. Is good area
Hey, thanks for the recommendation! I always need locals for questions that are really specific.
Avoid the Riverwalk as it’s a bit of a tourist trap, lacking authenticity. If you want to go out, go to Blue Star or The Pearl areas for food and entertainment.
Hey Jim, thanks for watching and for sharing more great places to check out!
Why?
River walk is safe.but if you look for trouble you will find it.just be aware of your surroundings like any other city.
True! I think most people who are alert and paying attention do ok most places.
The Pearl was my favorite honestly
Think about the logic of Californians moving to Texas to vote in a way that would make it more like California. Just wow. Hopefully the more conservative dynamic that keeps the cities in check remains the same.
It is interesting, indeed. The state only swung a couple of points left last election. Now, we will see if it is going to settle into a center right state or become a battle ground state in the years to come. Take care, Jim!
I’m conservative and plan on transferring there this summer from Boston.
@@user-tj9ks1zv7k the more the merrier.
Wow, that is cool! If you don't mind my asking, what made you choose San Antonio?
@@BrothaontheGo Boston is over crowded like LA x2 and rent is $2500/month here for a bottom of barrel place. Perfect example of my comment earlier about liberals gentrifying a place to the point only white liberals can afford to move in from out of state and after chasing out the poor and minorities claim to be on their side during election time.
Many commentators are stating that the liberals are moving here to Texas, but the assumption is incorrect. Austin and San Antonio have always lazily laid purple until recently. Many conservatives move here thinking the entire state is red, which is wrong. A large portion of native Texans and long term transplants are voting blue to compact the spike of new transplants bringing their red values into major cities that have been fairly mellow politically. The biggest observation i and others have noted is the political climate has turned into red verses blue over the last five or so years. It used to be everyone would take turns hosting bbqs and political garbage wasn’t the highlight of the conversation, but now it seems to take the stage front and center. Don’t move here with extreme political stances right or left thinking you’re part of some sweeping movement because the locals will vote opposite of you to keep you in check. Come here to embrace our state’s established friendly, easy going and welcoming culture that you read about and fell in love with the ideology of.
Hey Lynn, thanks for watching the video! I am not sure I agree with your entire analysis, but I will say this. I do agree that Texas has a great, friendly culture. Even if people are very liberal or very conservative that doesn't mean we can't get along with each other. Politics is a big part of our lives today, but I also hope Texas remains friendly. In DFW, my family was invited to several churches and gatherings when we were visiting the area. I love Texas and Texans are great people! Take care, Lynn!
Cost of living and jobs are a huge part of deciding if you want to live somewhere. Like you, many consider that to be the most important factor. I think politics kind of tell you if people are generally like minded to you or not. Additionally, this last year exposed how important state and local governments really are. Taxes, freedoms, and regulations can be really tied to politics.
Sounds dreamy I’m so sick of the politics in California; don’t people have anything else to talk about ?
i just moved here months ago & i already wanna leave. theres only so much you can do here. & also you have to sleep & drive with ur ac on 24/7!
Turn RGV Red
Lived here my whole life (25 years) The Whole gang crime thing is non sense. I have yet to see any type of gang affiliation. This is not one of those cities.
The high crime, burglary , theft, Shootings , Vandalism, poverty, graffiti, Drug abuse, busy traffic, construction everywhere, run down streets & buildings, litter, stray animals, and Democrat politicians , make it pretty undesirable. Trust me, I've lived it for 40 years. .
There was an exodus from CA in the 80's and a lot of Crips and Bloods came with it. they tried to get the color thing going but it fizzled out......too many cowboys in plaid shirts and blue jeans. Lol This is where gangs come to die.
Forgot to mention that all the fun stuff is expensive and you'll end avoiding downtown like the plague
Hey Tonée, thanks for watching! Yeah, I know many people, myself included, avoid downtown areas a lot. But, a lot of people do like that stuff too. Thanks for watching and take care!
Cost of living/ housing is among the lowest for such a large city...one of the last large cities left with reasonably affordable apartments.
Hey Ben, I think this is a huge reason why people initially think about moving to San Antonio. But, they have some great entertainment and fun things to do as well. Take care!
I am trying to move their in 5 months. Looking for rent.
It may change by then, but I'll tell you what ones I saw a year ago when you get there.
Nice! What made San Antonio the right choice for you?
I LIVE IN SAN ANTONIO!
Nice! What is your favorite part[s] about living in San Antonio?
I’m moving there in January 2022
Nice! What factors made San Antonio the right fit for you?
Your Voice is Great for these types of videos too!!!
Is it weird that I know the guy you used in the thumbnail? Haha, cool video!
In reading some of the comments, it appears San Antonio is hit or miss in so far as actually living there. Originally from Southeast Texas, near Beaumont, I've been hunting for a new Texas city in which to call home. However, I prefer living in the country and commuting into a city for work (accountant). I would like to purchase a place with some acreage and a small house, start a fruit orchard, and raise a few horses. What areas surrounding San Antonio are suitable for an agricultural lifestyle yet reasonable for commuting into the city for work?
look into living in boerne or castroville
Thank you! I'll check out both.
Love from india
Hey Siddique, love from the USA! I have never been to India. How are things over there right now?
Great content! What do you consider Hill Country in San Antonio? Is that near Sea World?
When I Move To San Antonio With My Dad My Mom My Uncle Me Juany Delio Julio Luisito Stephanie I Love My Homeless San Antonio Probably Best City In Bexar County
In 1992, I should have not boarded the plane back to Germany after visiting Texas and Louisiana. Or should have I ? Anyway: I wish all of you a Happy New Year.
Thanks for sharing ..👍
Me and my family just moved here where is that hill country with all the wineries?
ER 👍🏽 thanks for the insight. Also Starid3r, check out this website: texaswinetrail.com/wineries/ I linked to the wineries tab, but there is more to check out on their page as well. They have an events tab as well. Both of you take care!
Fredicksburg, Tx not much further from SA.
Do you have any favorite places in Fredicksburg, Daniel?
@@BrothaontheGo Man Fredricksburg is pretty picturesque, idyllic. San Antonio's location makes it an easy drive to visit equally idyllic areas such as Boerne, New Braunfels, Castroville which are minutes away. We use these as staycations. You can knockout these areas in an afternoon and it won't kill your wallet. If you're into wine they just opened Re:Rooted in San Antonio that has wine on tap downtown. But I'm a craft beer drinker.
That's awesome! Close, convenient, and lots of places to check out. Daniel, you're like making me a list of places I'm dying to check out lol. I don't drink much these days, but I never really was into beer or wine. I have tried a couple of beers that I ended up liking, but stupid me ... I didn't write them down 😂. I am too forgetful sometimes lol.
This summer of 2021 is still so good with even cool days. They had snow this year 😂
Don’t forget to mention a loss of electricity for a week too. Because their separate grid can’t handle a couple of inches of snow. 😂
@@ToasterStud dont believe eveything you hear or read!
@@thelight9109 Nothing heard or read, I lived it.
@@ToasterStud yeah so dod all my family. Who guarantees u that it was the Texas grid that went out on its own....cnn the news?
Its all politics baby boy....much to learn kid
Goodluck.
@@thelight9109 lol good luck with the conspiracy theories kid.
What healthy restaurants do you recommend to eat at in San Antonio?
Healthy??? I am not skinny and am probably the worst person to ask 😂😂😂. Locals, can anyone answer this?
AJUAA. Bill Miller. Chris Madrid.
Hey thanks for the insight. I certainly couldn't have answered this one lol.
@@BrothaontheGo Well they are not necessarily healthy but are SA staples of taste. Living in DFW the past 5 years, I miss me some SA tasty cuisine…
So Luna in Alamo Heights
Since when is there free parking on Tuesdays has that always been a thing tf??
I don't know when it started or if they are doing it completely during the pandemic. But, here is some info on it: www.downtowntuesday.com/About-Downtown-Tuesday
The Map: www.downtowntuesday.com/Parking-Map
Take Care!
It's been a thing for several years now, and parking meters are free after 6pm and free all day Sundays 👌
Scorching 94 degrees? 😂 I live in Southern California and it’s 115 in the summer
Most of So Cal doesn’t reach 115. And Ca heat is dry. Texas heat is not.
@@malvolio01 Sorry you’re wrong. I’ve lived here for 54 years.
@@stephaniedekinger2463 I’m wrong about what?
@@stephaniedekinger2463 Very few places in So Cal get to 115. That only happens in the desert. If you’re coastal, you’ll never see anything close to that.
@@malvolio01 I live in the high desert.
Update: Traffic is getting worse. I wouldn't move to SA we are full.
Hey Rick, thanks for watching! I hear quite often from locals that they feel their area is overcrowded. San Antonio is definitely a bigger city though. Do you think that the suburbs still have room to grow or that the entire area is too congested at this point? Thanks for sharing and take care!
@@BrothaontheGo bad design on the suburbs is what’s causing San Antonio traffic to be so bad. There will be relief with a lot of projects about to start construction like 1604 construction begins this summer. We have a lot of space around to keep building but need to design better.
Great info! Thanks for sharing! Do you have any favorite suburbs or area outside of San Antonio?
SA is one of the most beautiful tour cities 💛 I love my city
Hey Ivy, thanks for watching! What places do you recommend che king out in San Antonio for tourists or new residents?
@@BrothaontheGo san Antonio is a shithole i been here 28 years wish i had the money to finally get away from here.i hate San Antonio with a passion.
@@cliffconnor1751 okay connor
Just moved out here from El Paso right before covid in February of 2020 .. theirs a lot to do out here I love it but what I don’t like is the crime and the housing market. I’m sorry but we are trying to buy a home for 200k and have not been able to get a house so yeah good luck on that. What you can enjoy is the out doors out here and near by city’s and the beach in corpus. My main thing in San Antonio as a negative is the crime no matter where you live unless you live in 500+ home you are gonna be a target for crime. Also don’t depend on the cops out here as they are part of the crime. I’ve seen cops allow drug deals to happen and be apart of gang activity. Also you can tell San Antonio doesn’t take care of its city you can tell that the city is pocketing money not and putting it where it needs to be.
How is it boring?? If it has so much to do
six flags too
Is there any dirt bike/atv trails nearby?
Hey C Rod, that, I don't know. I have zero skill in dirt bikes 😂😂😂 Any locals know the answer to this? Thanks for watching and take care!
I'll be moving there in May and i heard hill county is a big nature area. I havent looked into it much but i will soon because I'm into that stuff too. Im sure if there arent any in the city, there's probably plenty of places not too far out of the city. Texas is majority land.
There are 4 tracks within an hour of SA.
I was born and raised in SA....take my word when I say if you are looking for a change STAY AWAY FROM SA....the crime is high, the gangs are bad, and despite what he says cost of living is horrible. I moved to MN in early 2000 and when visiting home I'm heart broken...I'm from the southside of SA and one time it was a decent place to live and hang out in but now its just trash, so embarrassing now to see how people just don't give a crap and let things go downhill....As much as I HATE the winter here you couldn't pay me enough to move back there
What is cost of living, now?
@@Thkmra I was living in a small town here in MN and I was paying 330 a month for a small one bedroom apartment all bills paid (about 7 yrs ago and last i checked they have went up to 400 a month still all bills paid)...I later moved into a 2 bedroom and was paying 390 a month....and not too long ago i was living in a 2 bedroom house w/one car garage. across from a golf course and was paying 375 a month. I now moved to the town my BF lives in, its bigger so of course things a lil more...looking at apartments here they range from 550 up to 1000 depending on how many rooms, extra stuff that come with it etc. Much cheaper than SA ....plus I am able to leave my car unlocked even my house when I leave for a few hours...I dont have to worry about gang bangers pulling drive buys and though no where completely free from any sort of crime its NOTHING compared to horrible things that go on in SA. I will always have a special place in my heart for SA but never will I move back
@@lezziazombified5363 Interesting. And what is cost in S.A? Dont think it's any longer an ok place to move to, now?
I’m planning on moving my family of 6 from central ca to either weatherford or SA whichever I find a job first
Weatherford is SOOO nice! I have been there a couple of times. San Antonio and Weatherford can both be good options. Good luck with your move and take care!
Love love LOVE SA!! Regret I ever left
Hey Susan, thanks for watching! If ya don't mind my asking what specifically did you love about San Antonio? Take care!
Why’d you leave then?
I agree
Is that Calypso music I’m hearing in the background?
Love how they try to say its more than the riverwalk, when in reality its just the riverwalk
Lol 😂😂😂. I honestly get that perspective, but that is some major shade thrown at San Antonio. Do you live in the area?
@@BrothaontheGo If that person lived here they would love it like we do
@@debyahysrael8264 there is soooooo much to do that you can do something different each day for like 2 weeks lol
A kid threw drugs on my desk during class and said it's a gift cuz I'm his friend. He was just trying to get me addicted so I would buy from him.
Wow, don't do it! Take care!
In Florida i had plenty of friends who sold drugs to their teachers for good grades 🤦🏾♂️
The sheltered and small town kid in me is cringing inside 😳😳😳
@@BrothaontheGo yea, the world is a vast place & not always for the good. I moved a lot growing up so ive experienced a lot of different areas & lifestyles. I had one school i was new too & someone i met on the football team at summer camp said i could sit with them at lunch. Not even 1 minute in and they were selling pills & other drugs. Keep this in mind i was in 11th grade smh. Always watch who you're around is definitely an important thing I've learned but dont get it twisted, many lovely people out there as well!
Couldn't agree more. They say you are an average of the 5 closest people in your life.
Y’all got a Six Flags too?
True Story! So much to do in San Antonio. Thanks Javier and take care!
Fiesta Texas, it’s not the best I prefer over Texas in Arlington
Crime was a huge deal breaker for me
Yeah, it's unfortunate they have some dangerous spots. But, the outskirts may still have some choices you'd be comfortable with.
born and raised here crime rate is high but its really in certain areas of town , bad neighborhoods, and mainly gang related.
@@hihoexxsilver8174 What are the good or even decent areas? I'm thinking of coming but know little about that
The Tone💯
¿Te miras negro, o que?
@@Wreckfinata mayate
The traffic is hideous!!!
Which countries are the best to live in?
@Brian Trudeau africa is a country? 🤣
Great idea, let’s get closer to the open border during a pandemic😊
Hey Chop, thanks for watching! A lot of people are moving southbound to Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Florida, etc. So, hopefully they can get the border situation under control. Take care!
San Antone? San Fran? Are you TRYING to piss off natives????
What are the "dangerous" areas of San Antonio?
Hey Brigette, thanks for watching! I am not sure on the specifics of that. I would defer to the locals on that front. Anyone have any good info for Brigette?
95% of the city is dangerous.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." John 3:16
Amen! Thanks for sharing! Do you live in San Antonio?
@@BrothaontheGo Amen! No, I was considering it a while back though. Thank you for the lovely video🙂
Of course! Have a great day and take care!
@@BrothaontheGo You as well!
California. Too late. Texas... Still great! Vote Republican!!!
anyone Northwest side?? 👀
You forgot about the crime that's going on in San Antonio also a lot of shootings
San Antonio is far from perfect and does have some gang activity. So, shootings are common in some places in the region. What areas of town do you think prospective visitors/buyers should avoid?
@@BrothaontheGo crime rate going up every now since the pandemic btw I’m from Houston
Hey Bambam Shannon, this is true! At some point I am going to be doing a video on Houston. Anything at all I should know from a local's perspective? Thanks and have a great day!
@@BrothaontheGo Houston just as great or even better (joking) lol but be ready to drive fast because locals to like to speed
@@BrothaontheGo you should come to china time
I am gonna move to San Antonio just to vote for Donald Trump.
just stay out of the west/south side of SA
thank you for your comment.
Nah we don't need anyone else coming to SA
Hey Rylan, thanks for watching! I can relate to this. I live in Washington state and my state is getting crowded. Thanks for sharing and take care!
Thank you for the video. I’m in San Francisco Bay Area. I’m looking to move to Texas or Florida. I have never been to Texas but I’ll go any where to get away from liberal communist California. It’s unbearable for me. I was thinking about San Antonio fir a personal reason but when you mentioned that’s it’s leaning toward left. I was bummed. Any suggestions for a reason rental good place to live. California is way too expensive. Any suggestions would be so appreciated. Thank you.
Hey Nicole! Thanks for watching. I would encourage you to look on the outskirts of Big cities in Texas. If you are looking for a place that is more conservative, Wise, Parker, Denton, and Collin Counties by Dallas and Fort Worth are good options. One of my favorite places to start is here: www.politico.com/2020-election/results/texas/
This will give you an idea of different Counties throughout the state. You can also look up counties in Florida as well. Hopefully this helps.
@@BrothaontheGo why are you spreading that propaganda? I'm conservative and I live smack dab in NW San Antonio. I enjoy the city and have few issues. Conservatives are welcomed.
@@debyahysrael8264 I agree I’m Hispanic coming from family rooted in Democrat leanings but are leaning now more to the right seeing the that the party now has left from a traditional liberal party to the Marxist leftist leanings we have now . Like the saying goes “ I didn’t leave the Democrat party the party left me . I do want to add I have no problems with my Democrat family and friends and they don’t have any problems with the Republican side either . The friendliness atmosphere of this city is what makes our San Antonio unique ❤️
San Antonio’s downtown area is really gross.. it’s full of homeless beggars..too move there is a totally mess. I was just there and the whole downtown area has all these “scooters” you can “rent”..but all these scooters you can rent are scattershot all over the streets. After they are rented.people just leave them on the sidewalks and streets . It’s a mess..
Denver Colorado it's we're it's at
i drive uber on the side and when i pick up tourists i have to pretend like san antonio is better than it really is and act like the tourist attractions are cooler than they really are lol i mean there are some cool things to do in san antonio but when you've grown up here the riverwalk is simply just a 4 feet deep dirty body of water running through downtown that overprices property values so all the restaurants along it are expensive for no reason and the alamo is like the #1 tourist destination and it's simply a disappointment EVEN to the tourists who don't kno any better
Stay the f#ck outta San Antonio....its gotten wayyy too crowded
Good info! I am moving to San Antonio area from Denver next month; I"m excited about the diversity, the culture, the food, and being close to other large cities in case I want to switch it up (in Denver, you basically have to fly everywhere because the next largest city around is Albuquerque, which is a 7 hour drive). There also is very little culture and diversity in Denver so I am super stoked. I was a little alarmed at the crime stats, but I live in a gentrifying area of Denver now where what I thought were fireworks on the weekends were actually gunshots LOL. I'll be living in the NE suburbs of SA so I hope I won't deal with any of that.
I moved to Denver from San Antonio, and you sound like a fool. No diversity? Did you not hear him? I hope you like the Mexican culture/food because you might be in for a rude awakening. 😂 😂
@@ToasterStud they clearly stated they are excited for the diversity?
Youll be alright as long as you stay out of trouble Lol every city has crime in bad parts , no difference here in sa.. Some neighborhoods are just worse than others but a lot is gang related so if youre not into gangs youll be good. hope you enjoy your stay in SA, id recommend checking out the rivers around , go check out buc'ees and come next spring gotta see fiesta.
@@hihoexxsilver8174 And I am clearly stating there is no diversity, just Mexican culture/food. 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Especially compared to Denver, laughable honestly.
@@ToasterStud well you must have not been around cause you’re 100% off there buddy
Folks from California are welcomed but leave your politics in California
@Brian Trudeau hahahah Brian Brian this is what's wrong with the Californian mentality this comments was posted 2 months ago 2nd when the fuck did I talk about lgbt I'm talking about politics not your sexual preference hahaha just stay in Cali hahaha or where ever it is your from and worry about your LGBT while the politician's in your state bleed you dry hahaha look at the homeless problem hahaha they dont care the fucking heroin pandemic in san Francisco please just stay away from politics it ain't for you
The people here are slow and to laid back for my taste
Ok...Hispanics are the majority here yet you still put whites on top 🤣 and 94 degrees?! I would so take that over 120 here in socal
Hey Sylvia, thanks for watching! I have family in the high desert in So Cal. I agree that it is super hot; however, that Texas humidity is no joke either. As far as the order of races I don't change that graph order for every video. Creating the diversity graph is the most complicated part of the videos for me. I decided to create a template. I don't customize that section based on which race is the most populous in that city. Because I would have to change that template a lot. So, I decided to list it in races by percentage in the country so I wouldn't have to take a lot of time to customize. I have a tendency to ramble so hopefully that made sense 😂. What area of So Cal do you live in?
@@BrothaontheGo ok, ok I guess I'll cut you a break lol I'm in the Coachella Valley...absolutely nothing to do here for families and summers are so long and hot. I've lived in NC with humid weather over the summer I would rather deal with that for a few months than say...127 degrees which was the "highest" last summer. 🙃 that and other reasons for which we would like to start a new life in TX.
Lol, I appreciate you cutting me some slack. Honestly, there is probably a really easy way to do that, but I don't know how. I'm not claiming to be the sharpest tool 😂😂😂
Even if there were a lot to do in the Coachella Valley, I'm not sure I would with that heat lol. If you can survive NC heat you can probably take Texas. Is San Antonio your preferred landing spot?
Its a family town yuck
1000 dollar per month
Don't blow up SA to make a dime guy.
At first I took the comment literally and was really confused 😂. I'm not the brightest bulb lol. Do ya live in San Antonio, Patrick?
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In LA the sales tax is 10.25
I was all in until you said they voted for biden
If you never want to own anything and live in grinding poverty because property taxes ensure you can never build generational wealth San Antonio is for you? If you get excited about watching men playing with balls then San Antonio is for you? If you want to live in a City where the Mayor uses those property tax dollars to defend himself against human trafficking and child sex trafficking charges to the tune of 250,000 Dollars then San Antonio is for you? If you want Tiburon Urineberg shutting down your family business to impoverish and enslave the HISPANIC RESIDENTS then San Antonio is for you because your prolly a GRIFTER?
@Brian Trudeau MY EYES 👀
SA politics is what is ruining this city.