Moving To Portland Oregon What You Need To Know 2024
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2024
- In this video we talk about crime and homelessness, new city council, new tolls coming to Portland, or are they?, PDX airport renovations, the Portland housing market in 2023 and more discussed in this video.
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It’s impossible to know how a changed system will play out, and I think everyone has trepidation about that, but I think these reforms are good governance through-and-through. The worst part of the current system has been that each city council member also becomes administrator of a major city department. It’s ridiculous: it creates an admin who is the least informed people in the department, who has conflicts of interests (budgetary horse trading has resulted), who wants to “leave a mark” with a pet project, and who won’t be around long. Now, someone with experience in transportation will head PBOT.
Watching this as I sit in a hotel in my hometown of Portland, visiting with the goal of possibly moving back. :) Thanks for the helpful content!! Yes, I've heard all about the homeless issues -- but coming from much, much bigger global cities since I moved away, it hasn't phased me too much on my visit. Sure, it's a lot for the size of the city. It's noticeable because it wasn't this bad before. Also - when you compare taxes to NYC and LA, don't forget that they *also* have sales tax, and the COL is much higher (a 1BD in Manhattan is going to be around $4000 comparably. Not, like, $2300 like it is in Slabtown or the Pearl).
Wait a second! I thought this was a Seth MacFarlane video!
If going to Portland its not just arriving by way of PDX. But also Union Station.
Thanks for the info. I’m fairly new to the area so wanted to ask where this video was filmed
South waterfront. Usually the location will be listed below in the video.
Thanks Seth. Very informative. Martha from Oakland
Hi Martha! Thanks
Hes a lib creep
Excellent video capturing most reasons why no one should consider moving to Portland or its suburbs.
Can you talk about how earthquakes impact houses around Portland? Does that mean older houses arent as safe? Are there building codes in place?
We don't have earthquakes strong enough or frequent enough to be a thing. Homes are required to be bolted to the foundation (straps for manufactured).
You mean the buildings built many years ago that have experienced many earthquakes yet remain beautiful, or the new ones built to some of the strictest building codes in the nation? They are pretty safe.
Thank so much for that info!
On taxes does that mean one gets extra 3% in addition to the already high Oregon income taxes? (I am planning on moving here and getting a doctor job, so will defn be on the higher side of income but would love to save where I can)
Don't do it. Seattle area much better if you insist on living in the PNW. See my comment above.
Yes, and it will go up .8%. This however is not true of Washington or Clackamas county. Get in touch with us if you have more questions - www.portland.gov/revenue/personal-tax#:~:text=The%20Multnomah%20County%20Preschool%20for,and%20%24400%2C000%20for%20joint%20filers.
Don't move into Multnomah county. People like myself have 2 choices, stay in Multnomah county and watch 40k vaporize a year in taxes (state tax, homeless tax, & pre-school tax) or simply move a few miles down the road. Portland voters love to eat the upper middle class and any smart money would move to support other local economies.
Portland who are u kidding just don't go here taxes and freedoms gone
@@tomsettles6873not even
You’re going to be paying more in taxes, and it sounds to me that your local politicians are trying to consolidate power, which is not necessarily a great thing, it leads to tyranny, but overall good video
Portland, once THE place in the PNW. I left in 1997. If you come, please have at least $500K- $750K for a home, a job to support your new PNW-lifestyle, and know you will be taxed at every turn you make. I hope you like the sight of blue tarps, broken-down RVs, open-air drug use, and the smell of urine.
Unfortunately you are correct. The type of people there is getting worse and worse too. A bunch of criminals and crazy people...very few smart/reasonable people who look and smell presentable. I need to get out ASAP.
Where do you move to ?
@@OxbigMrWow and I wanted to move up there but I have been seeing and hearing is getting worse. Same here in Arizona NOT only has it become very expensive now in the last 3 years. You now have zombies,homelessness has grown a lot,crime has increased and is only getting worse! I think our entire country is just getting worse😢
@@alans.philippines I feel like everywhere is the same now. My mom in Texas saids over there fentanyl,homelessness and crime are becoming a problem now. Let alone Texas is also becoming very expensive too. Our politicians on both sides are destroying our country. Is corruption,greed and hate.
@@alans.philippinesohh and individualism is also destroying our country and the west in general but especially our country . I was checking Canada but I heard overthere is getting worse too🤦🏽♀️ Australia and New Zealand seem to be doing good. Japan too but you need good amount of money to move to those countries.
Homelessness, extreme drug use Consistently going into state of emergencies ( thanks to my city. You guys voted for this) poor management of the homeless community and instead of fixing the problem they’re just accommodating for it. Increased in crime, riots, little respect for small businesses in the area. People that don’t know how to drive in the rain even though we live in the PNW. if you can look over all that the PNW is beautiful lol 💀 some memorable hiking spots and the summers are beautiful. Also, it’s not my taste, but we also have a lot of strip clubs.😂😂
I was going to move there in 2009. I am so happy every fucking day it never happened. Poor Oregon 😢😢😢😢
Here’s what you need to know out of control taxes wanna be gangsters also be aware of your surroundings.
What a creep
The graffiti, garbage and sidewalk campers are horrible. Moved out in the early 2004. Best choice we did. Our old neighborhood has more violence since we escaped east country. Good luck Portland.
#1 most mentally ill city in the country .