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Henderson, Nevada Will Probably Shock You
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2022
- A lot of Las Vegas is a rundown dump that looks like Los Angeles. Yuck. However, (ding) there are some really nice places to live in Las Vegas, too. One of the more popular places to live in the Vegas metro area for regular people like you and me is a place called Henderson.
Henderson isn’t actually IN Las Vegas. It’s a separate city NEAR Las Vegas - about 10 miles to its east. There’s 320,000 people here, making it the second largest city in this state. It’s also growing really fast -Henderson has added another third of its population in the last 10 years alone, making it the 10th fastest growing city in the country for cities of its size.
People are moving here for the warmth and the relatively low cost of living. The average home here is about $500,000. For this video, we’re going to drive around one of the nicer parts of Henderson to show you what it looks like as well as talk to a local realtor who can tell us even more about this city. PLUS, as an added bonus, I am fully aware of a part of Henderson that locals bag on all the time because it’s poor. They call this part of Henderson Hendertucky. I went there and recorded some of Hendertucky, too. Cause you people like to stare at poverty which is just weird.
But let’s begin our drive through Henderson.
Now it might not LOOK very stimulating - all these rows of track homes. Many of you are probably thinking - where’s the space and the big yards and the trees? You have a good point. But you can’t argue with the desirability factor here. People say it has a hometown small town feeling, and a lot of people here are involved with the community in some way. And you don’t have to worry about breakins or trashy people walking around on your block.
Henderson always wins all sorts of awards for being a great place to live. Notable publications have called Henderson one of the best cities to live in the country because it’s really safe and clean. There’s parks all over the place and most of the kids get good grades in their classes. Mommies and daddies have good jobs.
A lot of the people who live here are higher ups at the hospitals and casinos in the area. Doctors, nurses, surgeons, casino executives - those sorts of people. In the really nice parts of Henderson, you’ll find notable celebrities and famous athletes. Mike Tyson lives here.
Okay so we’re going to break away for a minute and show you the bad side of Henderson because that’s what you people like to see. I get emails from people saying - why do you only show bad dangerous areas? Why not show the good parts of cities too? Well, people, that’s because you don’t click on videos that are about happy places. You want to see BAD stuff. Ask yourselves why that is.
So, to appease many of you, I drove to the Pittman neighborhood located on the far northern fringes of Henderson. Locals call this place Hendertucky because as they put it, the area is full of tweakers, trump flags and trashy people. Which is MEAN. Hey I didn’t name it that.
But when I drove there I could see what people meant. It’s not the nice, new part of town. It’s the old part of town. But even though this part of town gets made fun of, there’s a lot of pride to living in the Tucky. I’d bet a lot of people here would rather live in the Tucky than any other part of Henderson or the Vegas metro area in general.
There are t shirts and other merch that Hendertuckians can buy. It really is a local phenomenon.
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I live in Las Vegas to attend nursing school. What I see in Henderson and Las Vegas, is what I see is currently happening in Lake Tahoe. A LOT of people are moving from California and they're driving up rents and home prices. We call Las Vegas valley the new California. There's a lot of jobs, but not enough workers because the service working people (cashiers, gas station attendants, casino workers, hotel housekeeping, etc.), can't afford to work here anymore because they can't afford to live here anymore. Las Vegas/Henderson is currently working on rent control laws. A recent news story reported about a man who was paying $1400 for a 4 bedroom house, and the landlord raised the rent to $7000. That's how bad it is out here. A lot of locals hate the influx of Californians because they're raising our rents. Californians keep saying how cheap it is out there. But mot anymore. This is the NEW CALIFORNIA. 😢
It made me think, Why do we have to migrate way out to Henderson and waste time driving everyday, How about we start cleaning up the inner city?..! And make it a better cleaner place. Great video btw.
Born and raised in Henderson and the homes here used to be around $200,000… you can’t get a nice house for $500,000 now. It’s getting pricey but man I love it here. It’s always fun to watch people drive around my city
You need $500K to be 'regular people' these days, I'm afraid.
I totally agree with you; I live in Henderson and it's very "nice"!!
I can’t believe you drove by my childhood home at 7:25!! I used to play in the little parks there with my friends where they have secret little mazes in the bushes. Green Valley area of Henderson is beautiful!
We will be moving to Henderson in the next few years so this video is very informative. Thanks.
Ok
I recommend your channel to everyone because it’s so good!
You can always tell the bad parts of town in otherwise nice areas because the iron fences start appearing.
lol
Henderson resident since 2003. Once thing that needs to be mentioned: WATER. Southern Nevada is in a severe drought and has been for a decade. What that means for the area and the growth is uncertain. I did see lots of lawns that will need to be removed. A new ordinance passed in Henderson that watering decorative lawns is now illegal. Parks, schools, and single-family homes are exempt, but most believe not for long. Also, while power and water prices are relatively low now, most voices are calling for huge increases to encourage wider solar acceptance and reduced pool building.
Next do Boulder City. ;)
Great video I really enjoyed it🙂, I shared it with a friend who was offered a job in this city.
The nice part of Henderson looks well-kept and peaceful but every house looks identical, can't imagine how powerful the HOA is there?!
HOA is an immediate deal-breaker for me
@@magellanicspaceclouds yeah, my house is HOA. They are so strict. I got a letter from them the some weeds are sticking out of my rocks. I have to pay $180 every 3 months in HOA dues.
@@janetdavidson8798 thats cheap, usually the price is every month
@@magellanicspaceclouds You have to have it if you want a clean and neat neighborhood. Most neighboorhoods that dont have them are run down and just a dump. Its almost like you have to force people to keep their neighborhoods clean in middle and low class neighborhoods. Some wealthy areas without HOA is nice, middle/low class without them are run down.
@@paladin3116 you are correct. It's to keep property values up. But too strict.
Great video as always Nick!
Thanks for your piece on Henderson!I've been to Henderson I like it.
Hi there Nick! Thanks for showcasing the cute little city of Henderson… I actually lived in Henderson for several years because of its peaceful association with the great Las Vegas! I spent a total of five years in Las Vegas working for two of the radio stations as an on-air personality and I also did some contract work for a company then known as TRW. That brought me to another great little city called Summerlin. Summerlin is a more high end area yet still close and convenient to Las Vegas proper. My experience out there was back in the mid to late 90s I have not been back since the early 2000‘s when I noticed a huge amount of growth compared to when I lived there. Living in the desert is not as bad as some people may think. Basically you must get used to the dryness and the heat. And coming from New England originally, and having been living in Florida for several years before Vegas, I got used to the heat but the heat is different out west. Your biggest fear living in the desert so close to Las Vegas is definitely not weather or animals… It is clearly temptation to gamble!! That will take you down faster than a speeding train! LOL!
Just to let you know Nick, it would behoove you to advise your guests on your show to have good audio because this one was difficult to listen to as she was all echoey and it made me have to stop and pause this several times just to be able to listen for another two or three minutes. Thank you for what you do and the valid information you give us, not to mention the entertainment factor!! I love MAPPY and his family!! You’re awesome!
Thank u for this lol
I find Mappy very disturbing
Wow. Just found out you made a video of my town Henderson. Thanks, Nick.😁
Amazingly informative videos; thank you so much! I wish there was a video with Summerlin and the Lakes areas too. We’re planning to move there (from Virginia), and would appreciate more info on those locations. 🙏🏽
Have made some videos on the areas you mentioned, and there a ton of UA-camrs making more. Please feel free if you need any assistance with a purchase or rental, would be happy to provide an unbiased look around all the areas in Las Vegas.
Henderson NV actually reminds me a lot of the suburbs of Sacramento CA. In the; minus the absence of rivers, waterways and being very close ocean in Northern California & San Francisco and Lake Tahoe. Looks like somewhere I could definitely live.
I live in Henderson , and now that the Raiders are out here in Vegas our rent prices as of a few months ago have ski rocketed…about $400-$500 more a month …which is insane for us locals …a lot has to do with the fact many California residents are moving out here and to them it’s extremely affordable…considering the prices they’ve been used to paying …an average 1 bdrm is about $1500-$1600/month out here and u have to show you make 3 times that amount to qualified to rent and there is hardly any “landlords” anymore , being that Property Management companies have bought up a lot of the homes out here…so ….not much leniency there…. besides that the heat is unbearable for bout half of the year …never can get used to that …not even enjoyable to sit by a pool because it’s like sitting in a oven ..🤷🏼♀️
Great vid NJ. Love to see one on Summerlin and the Northwest that the realtor mentioned.
I grew up in Henderson(Boulder and Russell), but it's not quite the same as it was in the 2000s. I've moved my family to Mountain's Edge since, and I find it to be a much better area for families. Never seen so many people walking dogs in my life. Even the small number of section 8 residents respect their neighborhood unlike the Green Valley folk. The gasoline out here is about 50 cents cheaper than the rest of Vegas too!
Nick you always make the best videos!! So stoked you got my other favorite UA-camr Jacob on your video!! Poor Karen mapy, I don’t think she will ever get it lol 😆
She gets it she just plays like she doesn't Drake
Nick I been trying to get a place here for two weeks and you just put this wonderful place on so many people’s radar 😭
Try Mountain's Edge. Much cleaner as long as you don't mind driving a bit further.
What about Boulder City? Is it better than Henderson or Mountain's Edge?
try summerlin
Long time resident of Henderson. I am a Realtor here and the boom here has been insane. Some listings will get 20 to 50 offers in a couple of days. First time homebuyers are left by the wayside. Lots of investors and cash buyers coming in and scooping up the homes. So sad.
Wow Nick, you drive thru my neighbourhood in Henderson, it’s true most of us are young, professionals who enjoy Vegas without living in vegas.
Used to live in Henderson. Loved it! Green Valley area is beautiful.
Your videos are hilarious. I lived in Hendo for 20 years while working as a cop in North Las Vegas. All the cops in that whole valley live in either Hendo or Summerlin because of safety and quality of life. Henderson is a great city to live in. Now they just need to break away from the Clark County School District and start their own.
For over 20 years, I've written in the IocaI papers and made the case for the CIark County SchooI District to be broken up so that the peopIe in IocaI communities had more controI and power over their neighborhood community schooIs to NO avaiI. Few understand the positives in doing so and I'm thriIIed to read that you advocate for the break as weII. Cheers
I agree. Things will never get better for students in this area unless we separate from Vegas. I worked for the district for over 20 years. I can tell you first hand how bad it is and how we need to form a Henderson School District. When Henderson first formed it was Henderson School District. It should have stayed that way. Lyle Burkholder was the Superintendent. He and his wife were great friends of my parents. We used to go boating on Lake Mead with them. That's before there ever was a bathtub ring around the lake!
Mike Tyson's punch out! That game was LOL! Especially when you got up to Mike!
Yeap. Definitely loving this city my ideal retirement at late 20s... Hopefully Lake Mead won't dry out... that will be the real big deal for Las Vegas and Phoenix.
Henderson has grown so much! It used to be a nothing town in the middle of nowhere, on the way to Hoover Dam. It overlooks Vegas, though, and I knew in the 80’s this would be prime real estate someday. They have golf courses and beautiful new homes now. Good for Henderson! (Of course) 😉😁
Nevada is ranked 48th in education. Lost Wages has gone downhill since Covid-19
What's it's health care ranking?
Raising kids in Las Vegas - Henderson or otherwise- is a BAD CHOICE. you’re right about the education ranking. But how else do you guarantee staff for your legal brothels and casinos if you educate the youth?
Who cares when you're retired and your grandkids live in nice red states?
Nick, you should do a profile on Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It’s about a murder a day. Sometimes two per day. The latest trend is the shootings have moved from the inner city to the more family friendly shopping and restaurant areas. About 2 months ago there a big gang shoot out right by the Mall of Louisiana. Resulted in a few deaths.
Did you by any chance get to Boulder City NV? I drove through Through there a few weeks ago and was quite enchanted by that town.
Same here, I thought it was nicer than Henderson
Parts of "hendertucky" weren't bad when we visited. Had more of soul to it than Henderson itself;)
It gets good press but I spent a lot of time in this area when first living out here..medical appointments..shopping. Overrated. Very large impersonal boulevards that give a sense of alienated suburban planning. Very reminiscent of San Fernando Valley in the 80’s..on the way to being overly crowded and cluttered.. yet people I knew there were nostalgic about having ground up in The Valley. All I saw were impersonal fast fading malls. Maybe Henderson will have a better outcome.
It does feel cold and sterile a bit.
Yes, it looks boring and depressing. Nice and clean but Boring-- therefore, Depressing.
So what do you guys want??? I do like my peace and don’t like seeing a bunch of people walking around my house.
@@JovansLorquet grass would be cool, more space between neighbors also. I live in the 2nd biggest county in America and there are only 40k people👌🏼
@@JovansLorquet Then, you are in the right place as long as you feel good about it. We are all different.
I love and need to see beautiful, creative, inspiring and interesting things and people in my environment. I love to be able to walk to everywhere and interact with fun and inspiring people along the way.
That's why I moved back to NYC from Vegas. Living in NYC feels like living in a small village. It's more cozy and humane to me.
Love the water-wasting green lawns!
When is the Tyson-Mappy fight? (I'll do Pay-per-View for that!)
And Nick takes Karren M's inventory!!!!!!!!!
Pow frank!
You failed to show Lake Las Vegas which is actually located in Henderson which contains a man made lake, golf courses, villas and plenty of luxury homes.
Hey Nick! Why no clever song? Henderson seems like a great place to build a $500,000.00 3 car garage.... where are the nice houses? Mappy would make it to round 3 with iron Mike!
Nick Johnson; Can You do a Review on Beaverton Oregon when You get a Chance???
Beaverton Oregon is basically to Portland what Henderson Nevada is to Las Vegas....
My aunt and uncle lives in Henderson. I’m actually typing this from there home now. Unfortunately my aunt has only a few days left. Cancer sucks. I live in Paradise. All we have to do is say hey and immediately people are like, you guys are from Louisiana. Lol. I love Henderson. It’s so beautiful. Thinking about moving back over here.
Prayers...
@@kevinmcc9408 thank you
This looks like a very nice place to live in the western United States. Thanks for showing this. I myself like all the hiking opportunities out west, and it seems like an upgrade to a Colorado city.
Born in Cincinnati next to Kentucky now living in old Henderson and there's definitely strong relative comparisons to the two. Sucks u missed Lake Las Vegas area which is actually located off Lake Mead in Henderson
The Hendertucky area looks very nice compared to Detroit.
Stop calling it hendertucky 😡
Lived in LA, San Fran, Sacramento, Texas, Seattle and Henderson ..... Henderson was by far the best place. Just a great place to live.
We are retired and live in GORGEOUS Lake Las Vegas! We LOVE it here! It should be noted that Henderson has excellent police and fire departments, and the people are friendly (with the exception of some of the CA immigrants). Lake Las Vegas has every type of home imaginable. They are not tract homes. LOL!!
you have a Great channel i watch every video 👍
Aww. You have a nice smile.
Elko Nevada is a special spot. I've lived in Seattle, Boise, soCal, Denver, and Henderson. Henderson has a lot of cocaine. Too much cocaine. Thank you for the great video.
So you only have lived out west
@@vtc2838 yeah. I've visited the eastern US, but only lived on this side
Only cocaine users would know Henderson has lots of cocaine. So far, no news of drug dealers or users busted for cocaine use.
@@maretvilla1531 I guess you Don't pay attention to your surroundings, good for you. Maybe ignorance is the bliss you've always wanted ❤️ Have a great day Margaret!
Too much cocaine? Is that even possible?
There were no highways when I lived there. You had to either take Boulder Highway or Sunset, and it took forever to get to the strip!
WOW, it's nothing like that now!! I'm praying for a "cross-town" freeway here in this City!! We "only" have one freeway that wraps around "all of Vegas, starting in Henderson, and that is NOT COOL!!
Hey Nick never been their. One day. It looks pretty neat Las Vegas and Hendersonville. Yak everything is going up. 🤣😂🤣
GREAT JOB NICK!
Henderson is nice I like to stay there when I'm looking for a more chill Vegas trip but easy access. Hendertucky is hilarious, that definitely must have been started by California transplants similar to Fontucky in the IE. My Ex-Wife used to live on Citrus in Fontana first time she told me about that area I was cracking up.
I used to do B2B sales in the IE, Fontana was a special place😂 They even have a NASCAR track. Hendertucky isn't even close!
Most of the cali transplants can afford homes you cant afford, they sell their 1Mil+ home and can buy two homes in the vegas area. A lot of them go to Summerlin
@@chimrichalds81 facts
I was literally talking to a friend because i want to leave Mississippi and wouldn’t mind moving to Nevada and the first place they mentioned was Henderson 😂😂and i instantly did my research on the place and it seems to satisfy my interests
It is truly like living in Xanadu when you’re living here for a day or week or month. Beautiful.
Thanks for the video
You should do a video of the best gated communities in all 50 states.
Says a lot about American that the most prominent architectural feature of every one of these homes are multi-car garages. You can barely tell some of them are homes.
I think it has more to do with functionality
@@Madkalibyr it has nothing to do with functionality. Most of American suburbs aren’t planned with functionality in mind, considering how draining their upkeep is to localities.
Good Morning Nick!
That's where my sister lives in Henderson NV.
She seems to really enjoy living there. I have always told her it's way to too hot. Your air conditioner has to be on day/night.
Thanks for sharing your video. Very interesting and love all of your videos ️❣️
Have a great Monday!
And please stay safe 🙏
too hot???? Come to Phoenix AZ where 123F is the norm. It's always hot here. Hotter than most.
@@riseabove3082
Wow! I love the Sun
But... That is extremly to Hot! Thanks for sharing. Have a great day!
I was raised in henderson AKA Hooterville. Lived in the triangle right across the street from timet. You should have drove down Center and Major Street little more action that way.
It’s just too damm hot for us to live there!
Not nearly as bad as Phoenix or Snotsdale.
Yep…way to 🥵 hot…and I’ve lived here more than half my life …..I mean we’re talking it gets up to 118 degrees ..I clocked it last summer it was nuts …prob could cook an egg on the asphalt if u wanted to ..lol
@@Hippie_chic_at_heart yes but 118° there in the desert is like 85° in South Florida. It's not the heat it's the stupidity. I mean humidity. I can't move there because I would be broke in about ten minutes from the casinos lol.
"But - It's a DRY HEAT!"
It is a desert
I wonder how strict the HOA is in Henderson.
It's fairly strict unfortunately
It depends on how nice you want your neighborhood to look. You get what you pay for.
Looks nice honestly
cinderblock walls are so attractive
0:25, yes, Henderson is larger than Reno. Better pin this so people don't freak out.
Nice!
Henderson has good parks no doubt. SOP in Nevada uses to be like this. A single male person in the park for more than two hours would be suspected of being a transient. Police were Johnny on the spot for that.
Mass homelessness is a sign we are in late 1920s economically and a big one is coming
1991, I made just under $9 a hour while I could pay my monthly rent with one 40 hour paycheck. Try paying your rent anywhere in the USA on one paycheck. It takes 2 or 2.5 = the working poor or homelessness.
@@dennistyler8746 gonna get worse . When boomers all kick be lots $$ millenials
You're absolutely right. We are in the midst of a massive economic crisis that will end in a world war and revolution.
The explanation of what is happening and why:
Under capitalism, all crises are crises of overproduction (for details, see the third volume of Marx's "Capital" or the chapter "Economic Crises" from the textbook "Political Economy" (1954, K. Ostrovitianov). Solvent demand lags behind the rate of production, the market becomes saturated, many commodities are unsold. This collapses the prices of these goods and, consequently, the profits of the owners of production.
To save their profits, under the guise of a "pandemic", global financial capital pursues the following goals:
1. Reducing/compressing production by shutting down production sites, moving enterprises to a part-time working week, "quarantining" workers without pay etc. (this is done to allow old goods to gradually dissipate and suspend the production of new ones).
2. Physical destruction of "surplus" products that cannot be sold (think of the destruction of millions of livestock, millions of tons of milk, vegetables, fruit, Dutch mink, etc., in 2020, under the pretext of the "pandemic"). "Swine flu", "bird flu" and the "African fever of swine" are used for the same purpose - getting rid of "surplus" products in the food industry (also bankrupting the smaller producer).
3. Forcibly inflating commodity prices to compensate for the losses and to stop them falling as a result of overproduction, creating scarcity and hype
4. Hiding the fact that supply chain disruptions are the result of factory shutdowns (see 1) and other anti-crisis measures of capitalists
5. Labor force reductions. In order to hide the very fact that there is a colossal crisis requiring an unprecedented number of layoffs, in order to make money on "vaccines" and save on layoff payments, capitalists force hired workers to get "vaccinates" or to resign voluntarily by giving them the ultimatum of not being allowed to work without being "vaccinated"
6. The elimination of small and medium-sized enterprises (i.e. smaller capitalists), to occupy their niche in the market
7. Reducing state budget expenditures (which under capitalism are at the disposal of the largest monopolies) on the social sector (primarily education and medicine).
8. Fighting against the growing protest wave and revolutionary upsurge caused by the crisis and measures undertaken to combat the crisis; this fight is carried out by demoralizing the population, banning gatherings, putting muzzles on people's faces, making it difficult to communicate, etc.
9. The intensification of economic exploitation (cancellation of benefits, bonuses, non-payment of salaries, prolonged working hours, reduction of benefits)
10. Inventing new sources of profit and forcing products on millions of people that they don't need (e. g., "hygiene masks", "vaccines", PCR "tests", medicines for "covid treatment" and various other "covid" equipment). By means of government contracts at the expense of the budget, billions of dollars in extra profits are pumped into the pockets of the largest capitalists.
Note, that the "climate crisis" is another disguise of all of the above-mentioned economic measures.
@@mauricecornforth1233 poor self serving government. So please tell us why socialism , and all those collective style fail ? 100% 🤪😀
@@BrogeKilrain why do you refer to yourself as "we"? or you think I am alone against everyone else? Rest assured there are other communists here. And there will be more and more when the capitalist crisis brings more and more suffering, unemployment, starvation andwars; and when more people start realizing that they cannot live like this anymore. There only ever was one socialist country - the USSR. And it was destroyed by counter-revolution. It happens, you know? You should learn some history. The history of bourgeous/capitalist revolutions for example. Capitalists wrestled with feudals for centuries on end in some cases. And there were counter-revolutions too. But capitalists were destined to win because the means of production outgrew feudalism. Just as they have outgrown capitalism now.
Another Gem Nick
I have been watch your video for while. I like you showed us good place and bad or poor communities. I ａｍ ｉｎ Ｔａｉｗａｎ ａｎｄ ｗｉｌｌ ｍｏｖｅ ｔｏ Ｄｅｎｖｅｒ ｌａｔｅｒ ． Ｂｕｔ ｔｈｉｎｋｉｎｇ ｔｏ ｍｏｖｅ ｔｏ Ｎｅｖａｄａ . I am still need to searching more about Nevada. How about Reno or Carson city ? My Denver boyfriend still think the weather in Las Vagas is so hot but Denver has six months of cold weather. Thanks for sharing more meaningful video of states.
I would love to live in Henderson , Hendertucky doesn’t look that bad, I’ve seen far far worse, im from Baltimore Maryland so I’ve seen a lot worse, my dream is to one day move out there 🤞🏿🤞🏿
Hope you can make out this way. Henderson is a great place to live. You'll love it and we are all very friendly!😊
Yes mappy coming back with the facts missed you mappy
Mappy says HI Renee
Henderson was nice tell now I grew up there in the 70s let me tell you it was a lot better than now I live behind Water on Texas Street growing up meeting downtown Henderson and back then house 60.000 I wonder if Highland Hills is still there in Henderson or is that a poor part
Henderson has good and rough places. We lived there 8 years. It was nice, but downtown and the east side is rough.
I read last year the old downtown is getting some face lift. The most amazing part is the master planned community going towards Lake Las Vegas. It cut the distance between edge of Henderson and Lake Las Vegas very, very short.
@@maretvilla1531 It's beautiful there. We live at Lake Las Vegas. The new Super Smith's and the upcoming revitalization of Calico Ridge shopping center between Cadence and Lake Las Vegas make it even better.
Take a trip on Water Street, good foot traffic and great eats, we go there 3 to 4 times a week just to eat, gerat variety and great people!
I live across the Ohio River from Henderson, Kentucky! It does exist! 😂 It’s actually a nice town. 😊
Haha nice!!
Cincinnati native here.. living in old Henderson it's not too bad.. just partially over crowded now. ps I would cross the Ohio River on many weekends to go to Newport on the levee with friends
This reminds me a lot of Scottsdale, especially the dichotomy of the well-off vs poorer areas (e.g., North vs South Scottsdale)
The realtor is citing inaccurate population data for the Las Vegas metro area and for Henderson. First, Henderson is a little over 300k people, maybe 320k, so I’m not sure what she means when she says 700k. Also, all of Las Vegas metro is only about 2.3 million as of 2021. There is one particular website that lists inaccurate population stats for Vegas metro and they show it as 2.8 million which is wrong. The official 2020 census figures for all of Clark County (updated to 2021) put it at about 2.3 million and if you look at a map of Clark County you will see that it encompasses all of Las Vegas metro, including Henderson, and Vegas. The official census numbers as well as most websites that track metro population, correctly list it as 2.3 million.
maybe the realtor is confused, and does NOT understand how the borders of the cities work, nor our population totals............ she brought up St. Rose, its not even in the City of Las Vegas, its in the county Township of Enterprise i think...... The County (CLARK) decided that their section of the valley (Sahara Avenue Southside of street in the West) / (Charleston Blvd Southside of the street in the East past Boulder Highway), will be uniform and use the City of Las Vegas name as well
She said 350 thousand not 700!
@@Mari-go5hcsorry, listen again at 6:20 in the video. She definitely said 700,000. Look at the transcript if you are having trouble hearing.
Green Valley Ranch area is beautiful…. We don’t have a homeless problem, it’s in Vegas… We have a GREAT POLICE DEPT IN Henderson 👍👍👍
Where is homeless all over you fool
I used to live in old Henderson.
Damn,....Nick is crushing it these days with his guest.Jacob,...is a poupular Las Vegas vlogger.I am glad Jacob didn't fall for golddigger Karen's tricks.She must think Jacob is just some drunk fool coming out of a strip club.
Drove down kachina mountain drive I live right around the corner…I was like what !!!
i would never live in the desert.
Hendertucky is Henderlucky if you found a home that didn't have an expensive HOA. Most of Henderson is unaffordable with HOA's added. The Foothills of Henderson is a wonderful area that lacks expensive HOA's for homes built in the 90's. No HOA's will bring some undesirable looks to the area, but more affordable to those looking to move to Henderson.
The trailer park looks nice as far as that goes...
If you live here you live in a concrete cover deserts 🧐
I’m in Green Valley, I have grass and two large trees on my property…
I never knew Henderson was the 2nd largest city in Nevada.. I always thought it either Carson City or Reno...
It was
Typo fat fingers 😆!
@@RoadRunnergarage8570 Henderson is now bigger than Cincinatti.
17:30 For some reason the homeless like to hang out on Water St next to the Purple Penguin ice cream shop.
They look alright good example of housing proud❗🔵
I a few aunt, uncles, and cousins that live in Henderson.
500k isn’t what I’d consider “Affordable”…300k yes but not 500k
Welcome to the new normal
@@zuzanazuscinova5209 that’s what is sad….if these increases/values are the new norm all the while incomes are either stagnant or trailing drastically with these increases we are eventually going to have an economic collapse.
@@zuzanazuscinova5209 They can keep those new normal inflated houses..
I was able to buy my first home back in Henderson in 2004 and it was only 123k for a 2 bdrm beginner home …but my mortgage was only $795/mo …wish I would of kept that home ..because like u said the prices now are starting at $500k and they no longer accept stated income (for those employees out there that work for tips) so the whole buying a house process is very expensive now compared to back in the day ..
@@Hippie_chic_at_heart do you still live in Henderson or the Vegas area? I’m really looking to move to the area within the next 12 months hopefully….
True Fact Hendertucky is relatively as safe as the rest of Henderson. The homes may be older but as you can see in the video most are well kept.
Stop calling it hendertucky 😡
@@TeaLover1208 Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky Hendertucky
Growing now. But if lake Powell runs dry, all bets are off.
I made a comment about Idaho where I was born, Twin falls. We moved to Henderson in 1952! Both my parents were school teachers. I raised my kids here and my kids have raised their kids here. We all live in what we call old Henderson. I'm not at all familiar with the newer parts of Henderson. I love my town. You can go to the stores and shops and always run into someone you know. Downtown is being revamped lots of new businesses moving in. Some really great restaurants have opened up. It's slowing changing but it will always be old Henderson. I don't like the name Hendertucky It's old Henderson or Hendo to the old-timers like me.
In Iceland, you'd also have Hendersdottir.
Nick, we recently visited Huntsville based on your video. We are thinking of investing. Do you have a contact?
Email me Michele! NickJohnsonNC18@gmail
At this point in time I would love to move to Hendertucky and make this town into my new hometown asap ❤️
My mother lives in Henderson, brother and his wife and kids , sister !!
I've lived in Henderson, my whole life i love it here it does have a small town feel to it i love the heat and astromphome, plus it's cool to see my neighborhood in a UA-cam video
Iron Mike takes magic mushrooms, so he’s now even crazier than ear-chewing.
I like that occasional guest you have, but prefer regular folks, as opposed to real estate types Not too impressed with the landscape of arid Nevada, but to each his own Good video👍🏻
Henderson Nevada looks pretty nice but it's too expensive I wonder if apartment complexes are the same way
I think the average rent for apartment is $1,600 a month.
Vegas sucks all around just because of the climate, any desert looks ugly and summers look miserable.
agree. Schools are ranked 48th in the Nation, drug addiction and homelessness is rampant, and crime is constant. Also they’re running out of water and the summers are getting HOTTER every year. No thank you!
what neighborhoods make up Hendertucky?
Thanks for this video. I see Halloween decorations as you drive through the neighborhoods. So it's October. Not too hot. But I did not see a single person except in some cars driving by. It looks like there is no life here. People are isolated. Where are the restaurants? Summerlin looks far more interesting to someone like me.
I remember when the marshmallow factory blew up.