I love your channel so much! As a 21 year old not quite sure where I will end up, I really look up to you and enjoy learning from all the experiences you have had in your 20s so far
Living downtown is fun for a few years. I would recommend renting in a modern building with views and rooftop amenities. You have to live the downtown experience to realize if it's for you long-term or not. For me, it wasn't but I'm glad I did it. I bought a home near Leschi/Mount Baker and never looked back. I can drive 10 min to downtown if I want, yet I have a nice backyard, it's quiet, there's parks and community gardens all around. It's also nice to not have to pay $300 a month for parking :)
Music in this video: - Sun medallion - King Tuff - Down the line - Beach Fossils - Oulala - Vundabar - Put a flower in your pocket - The Arcs Have a nice day :)
I wonder how she gets away with putting copyrighted music in her vlogs, does anyone know? I know she only uses a couple seconds but doesn't that still get other youtubers in trouble most of the time?
@@stasia108 You won't necessarily get into trouble. Most artists will allow you to have their music in your video but they will take all the ad revenue that's made by the video. This is a Content ID claim, and when this happens, UA-cam automatically adds a 'Music in this video' section to the description. More info in UA-cam help :)
I just moved to downtown Seattle and it has been amazing! More suburban areas are nice, but it’s a totally different vibe downtown. I would totally love a downtown apartment tour in the future!
I remember my last Mariner club suite just like yesterday, however it was the late 1990's....and it was our company's; 5 lucky employees out of 500+. For good works. I had the company credit card; some prices are still etched in my cranium: a half rack Henry Weinhard's beer=$57. A platter of fresh veggies=$91. Two bottles of wine, $86. And then we each order a meal. Total was $700+. That was more than twenty years ago. CAN'T imagine the ballpark today. INSANE prices; haven't been to a game since! MUCH prefer the TV coverage, less hassles, etc.
I lived on the border of downtown and belltown (corner of 1st and Stewart) for three years and can’t recommend it. It was awesome at the time for walking to work, Mariners games, and getting to Cap Hill and we had an insane view, but it was just annoying to do day to day stuff. Grocery shopping was a pain, I felt less safe walking home at night, and it was more annoying to have people come over for dinner since they had to deal with downtown parking. I also can’t imagine moving our dogs downtown. So much less green space for them.
Same. I lived on 1st and Stewart and there was no good grocery shopping (Target doesn't count), a pain with parking, and the homeless people screamed most nights and pooped...everywhere. Its fun to visit (and work, I work there still), but its extremely inconvenient.
Agree! living a little bit outside of downtown (9th and Marion), which is still nice-ish for convenience but just kind of exhausting with dealing with parking, lack of green space for the dog, randos just staring at you and getting way too close when you're trying to get the eggs of your car... ya know
you need some space between the fridge and the side, panels otherwise your compressor witch is in the back won't get proper cooling and you can damage it
I actually live right downtown, right by the area you were driving at, and I really love it! I don't miss the residential vibes of my last place really at all, its such a fun place to live.
Late but north Belltown or South Lake Union are the best parts of downtown. Moved to the area in July of 2021 and love it, always a great place to come back home to
I would loooove to see your journey if you decide to move downtown! I’ve never been to Seattle but my husband and I lived in downtown Honolulu for about a year and a half and I still miss the convenience of walking to dinner, drinks, grocery for a few things, concerts and events and our friends’ places. It’s definitely something I think you should experience even for just a year.
It's been a while (I'm old...), but I lived in downtown Seattle for a few years and it was great for that season of my life. I think the key to making the most of it is really taking advantage of being able to walk to stuff. If you're just going to get in your car and drive everywhere you need to go, it's not worth it - everything will feel like more of a pain, and you'll be paying a premium for benefits you're not using.
I've been to most of the big cities around the country. I actually think Seattle or Portland are the best ones. All the others are not safe, and quality of living is poor.
Ok so the pics of your car were ok, but in bright sun please so we can get the full effect. You Dad and Mom were so happy in the suite, and the game. The food and drink looked just spectacular. Made me hungry in a wonderful way. Oliver is such a little charmer, steals my heart every time.
I've lived all over the Seattle area - back in the 90's I had a loft at the corner of Terry Ave. and Union St. and loved it was at the edge of Capitol Hill and Downtown. I had a Jeep I left parked unless I was meeting with clients at their restaurants or heading up into the mountains to ski or camp. I walked, bused or taxied practically everywhere. My place had a two-story tall view overlooking the park over the Convention Center, had a peekaboo view of the Space Needle, and never heard the freeway with the windows open. I dated someone who lived at 2nd and Virginia, and another person who lived across from the Rainier Club and the downtown YMCA (again - back in the 90's) - and although convenient to grab a bite to eat at any one of the fantastic restaurants or going dancing or to the theater, they never felt comfortable to walk outside their buildings at night alone. It also had a lot of litter around and the smells were pretty bad (for anyone not living above the 5th floor of a building). Belltown was always a great place to live as it's really is close in to that central area around Pike Place Market and usually great water views (especially if you are living on the 23rd floor or higher. I loved the energy in that area, and the activity down there made it less hazardous for going out later for a run or walk. I also enjoyed my time living on Queen Anne - neighborhood vibe with views of the sound and a quick jaunt into the downtown corridor - just not as convenient as Belltown. A lot has changed since those days - especially with what the pandemic has closed down for good - and the areas near the music venues I was frequenting more before the pandemic hit - down between Denny and Howell along Minor, Boren and Yale have really developed some great condos and apartments - just lacking the water views. Plus, with the increase in Night Markets in the area it really has a young Urban Life vibe. It really is all about what your interests are and if that water view is really important. Do you want to be close to where your sports are, your food and entertainment, or even work? My dream since I got out of college had always been to buy up one the warehouses/industrial buildings near Pioneer Square - convert it into huge lofts for my friends - I take the top two floors, and the street level is secure garage/workspace. With the viaduct removed the views of the water from those buildings (the few not already converted over and modernized) would be amazing now. I direct photoshoots at the Bemis building which is almost across the street from the stadiums downtown and the studio we shoot at is on the top floor and look out over the bay and up into downtown. A pretty cool place if you can handle the game day traffic, garbage, and street smell.
I know it sounds weird, but I love watching your videos every time you put one up because it's like I'm watching TV but like, actual reality TV!! You know what I mean? :D
You should also check out Terra Plata. I went there last week and the food was amazing, and we sat at the rooftop patio which was nice (albeit a little noisy)
I love the bottle of champagne touch for your buyers! But every time I see you go to the liquor store I can’t help but think girl get your self a case or two! 😂
@@bbllaakkee she has a boyfriend, it’s in the latest video. So she has indeed managed to more than UA-cam, a career, a renovator, a healthy ambitious lifestyle. How you doing?
Hahaha my apartment is on 5th ave quite close to downtown and I don’t feel home either. I think one big reason is the tents on the street and homeless sitting right out of the gate.
I’ve lived/worked in downtown Seattle for almost 10 years, and I can’t recommend it enough! Nothing compares to stepping out and immediately being in all the action. The convenience of walking to restaurants/bars on nights out is great, and as someone else mentioned, you have your whole life to live in quiet neighborhoods -- enjoy the city life while you’re still young and free to make that type of choice! That being said, I might recommend living closer to the SLU end of downtown if possible, like myself. The safety issue downtown in the area you were driving (especially close to 3rd) has always been pretty sketch and worsened significantly since COVID. As a female out walking your dog alone regularly, it’s something to take seriously. I’m excited to see what you choose to do next!!
I used to live in downtown Seattle, once off 8th and Madison and another on 1st Ave across from Showbox. LOVED IT. But, given the current crime rates/homlesness, it's a major deterrent for me. I'll be moving back soon and will likely be looking on the east side because of it. Ugh. BUT!! Downtown living was rad. Loved that I could walk literally anywhere!
@@watchmedicine7747 I would suggest looking on the east side for sure, maybe even into Issaquah, so you're on track with Bellevue/Kirkland/Redmond! Think it also depends on how much weather you want to deal with, so somewhere like Duval would be gorgeous to build a house at, but keep in mind the snow can sometimes be a pain. Happy building! :D
I would miss the water dispenser but also as i bias i never liked the bottom freezers. They didn't hold as much imo and i would always forget what was in there
Loved this video! 1. I lived downtown for a year ( well SLU) and I liked it, but was over it after a year, everything is just more annoying to do living there, like groceries, random errands etc, but I understand why you are curious. 2. I have that same fridge ( your new one) and I fucking lovveeee it. 3. I'm still hoping Shelby will move to Seattle even if it's just for 6 months hahaha
I live downtown and love it, honestly. Sometimes I feel the opposite urge to go get a townhouse somewhere in a quiet but walkable neighborhood, but there's something about living RIGHT in the middle of it all. I love having a ton of restaurants and drink spots directly below me, across the street, or just a few blocks away. Everything's so walkable. Plus with high-rise apartments being made with concrete, you almost never hear your neighbors or outside.
As someone who moved from belltown to Queen Anne last year, do NOT move downtown, it is not as glamorous as it seems (especially as a single woman, it can get very sketchy)… stay safe and enjoy your neighborhood!
Im LOVING seeing you vlog about real estate! Please keep posting. I look forward to your videos!! Also agree with everyone else... your music selection is FIRE!
first of all... your car is literally my dream car, even the red guts! *chefs kiss* Second, i live in downtown seattle and absolutely love it! I've also always wanted to live downtown in a highrise and be in the meat of everything. It's an experience worth trying especially as a younger professional. Once you settle into a house at an older age, I think it's less likely that you would want to move back into an apartment/condo style place. I also absolutely LOVE new york city (wanna move there for a little bit in the near future). So being in the hustle and living in a vertical area is a fun experience for me.
Today's Millennial Life Crisis Vlog featured a little bit of everything. Thanks Monica. Stay safe & stay silly. (P.S I liked the 1st black dress more).
I love the opening dialog with yourself. Was the old refridge a Bosch? There should a class action against the junk the dumped in the USA. Your dad is the greatest… he needs a channel on helping your daughters. Class act. I hope to be 1/10 as good a dad as he is. Lastly very cool to see how excited you are for your buyers.
I lived in Seattle for 12 year and moved to Texas. And believed me I have missed it every single day. Enjoy it. You live in the most beautiful part of the country.
Dogs need the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They live a very long happy life. Our vets also come to your home so it's no stress on doggie and no waiting in a hot vet room for sometimes an hour. Been there, done that.
From all the dog owners I knew when living in DT Seattle, not only are there plenty of places for dogs to go (there are pick up poop laws in the state though) but there is a dog park in Belltown on many bus lines, dogs are allowed on buses, and the sidewalks are wide.
I am so sad about where I live, I read an article that spokane is like one of the top 10 places in the states for overvalued homes. I was so hopefully with home buying and becoming a 1st time home owner but with prices like this in Spokane I could neeeeeeeever.
I lived downtown (near 2nd and Pine) for a year and enjoyed it, especially since I got to walk around Pike Place at non-peak hours. However, I always drove to get shopping done, which is probably a pain to do without a car. Biggest downside (which has only worsened) was the amount of...troubled people nearby, mostly concentrated on/near 3rd Ave. So I'd stay away from that street, as much as possible. It's worth experiencing downtown living as long as you're not committing to it long term.
Future reference you can post broken appliances on FB Marketplace or wherever and people will come pick it up for free. You could maybe even sell it in some cases. People were clambering all over my broken washer I had it gone in an hour.
I just move up here in seattle from las vegas 1 month ago.And I am loving the area,weather,and all the outdoorsy stuff you can do.Monica let me join your bowling league😅
I’m trying to look into real estate how long does it typically take your to write an offer? Do you have videos on exactly what all you do besides show houses ?
OK first I feel the same/do the same thing with license plates and I thought it was so funny when you pronounced your license plate actually laughed out loud but also I might be crazy but at 16:35 is that girl walking behind you wearing the same jersey as you 😂
I love your channel so much! As a 21 year old not quite sure where I will end up, I really look up to you and enjoy learning from all the experiences you have had in your 20s so far
Living downtown is fun for a few years. I would recommend renting in a modern building with views and rooftop amenities. You have to live the downtown experience to realize if it's for you long-term or not. For me, it wasn't but I'm glad I did it. I bought a home near Leschi/Mount Baker and never looked back. I can drive 10 min to downtown if I want, yet I have a nice backyard, it's quiet, there's parks and community gardens all around. It's also nice to not have to pay $300 a month for parking :)
I just love the rhythm of your editing man
your music selection for these latest vlogs has been TASTEEEE i have saved so many
Agree
Fr fr !
how do you find out the names of the songs? the first one was gas
@@GrandMasterFreshMpls shazam app
Absolutely! Love!
It's so nice to see you genuinely excited and happy for your clients! I wish real estate agents like you existed in my country
I would try a rental downtown for a year to get a assessment of how you like it I used to live in downtown Chicago and loved it
if there is anything Monica does best, it's adding good music to her videos!
Music in this video:
- Sun medallion - King Tuff
- Down the line - Beach Fossils
- Oulala - Vundabar
- Put a flower in your pocket - The Arcs
Have a nice day :)
Thanks!
I wonder how they got a license for Beach Fossils danggg
I wonder how she gets away with putting copyrighted music in her vlogs, does anyone know? I know she only uses a couple seconds but doesn't that still get other youtubers in trouble most of the time?
@@stasia108 You won't necessarily get into trouble. Most artists will allow you to have their music in your video but they will take all the ad revenue that's made by the video. This is a Content ID claim, and when this happens, UA-cam automatically adds a 'Music in this video' section to the description. More info in UA-cam help :)
I feel like I haven't seen any of your vlogs in a minute! Lovedddd the music in this one, such a vibe. You look so incredibly happy
I just moved to downtown Seattle and it has been amazing! More suburban areas are nice, but it’s a totally different vibe downtown. I would totally love a downtown apartment tour in the future!
Locals don't really go downtown as much as you think. Downtown seattle is really just flooded with tourists.
I LOOOOVE this new monica!! the vlogs have been so good and SO well edited, and you look so happy lately!!
I remember my last Mariner club suite just like yesterday, however it was the late 1990's....and it was our company's; 5 lucky employees out of 500+. For good works.
I had the company credit card; some prices are still etched in my cranium: a half rack Henry Weinhard's beer=$57. A platter of fresh veggies=$91. Two bottles of wine,
$86. And then we each order a meal. Total was $700+. That was more than twenty years ago. CAN'T imagine the ballpark today. INSANE prices; haven't been to a game since! MUCH prefer the TV coverage, less hassles, etc.
I lived on the border of downtown and belltown (corner of 1st and Stewart) for three years and can’t recommend it. It was awesome at the time for walking to work, Mariners games, and getting to Cap Hill and we had an insane view, but it was just annoying to do day to day stuff. Grocery shopping was a pain, I felt less safe walking home at night, and it was more annoying to have people come over for dinner since they had to deal with downtown parking. I also can’t imagine moving our dogs downtown. So much less green space for them.
Same. I lived on 1st and Stewart and there was no good grocery shopping (Target doesn't count), a pain with parking, and the homeless people screamed most nights and pooped...everywhere. Its fun to visit (and work, I work there still), but its extremely inconvenient.
Agree! living a little bit outside of downtown (9th and Marion), which is still nice-ish for convenience but just kind of exhausting with dealing with parking, lack of green space for the dog, randos just staring at you and getting way too close when you're trying to get the eggs of your car... ya know
you need some space between the fridge and the side, panels otherwise your compressor witch is in the back won't get proper cooling and you can damage it
I actually live right downtown, right by the area you were driving at, and I really love it! I don't miss the residential vibes of my last place really at all, its such a fun place to live.
Seattle was dope. I've lived in LA, El Paso, Tacoma/Lakewood, WA, & now Dallas!!
I think the PNW was probably my favorite tho..
I absolutely hated living in El Paso, it made me crave the PNW so hard
Late but north Belltown or South Lake Union are the best parts of downtown. Moved to the area in July of 2021 and love it, always a great place to come back home to
To me downtown Seattle is a pile of wet concrete
Speaking as someone from the OC, that downtown condo was AWESOME! LOVED THE VIEW! (yes deck would be better tho) Both dresses keepers.
I love how happy you are for your clients!!
Yessss omg do the downtown apartment! It’s the best especially when you’re young, and you can always move back into the neighborhoods later in life.
You should just do a staycation in a downtown hotel and just get your fix.
That’s such a great idea!!
I would loooove to see your journey if you decide to move downtown! I’ve never been to Seattle but my husband and I lived in downtown Honolulu for about a year and a half and I still miss the convenience of walking to dinner, drinks, grocery for a few things, concerts and events and our friends’ places. It’s definitely something I think you should experience even for just a year.
Downtown Seattle is honestly pretty yucky nowadays.
Great video! Your car is so nice, and I have to agree with others - your white heels look great, those were a good deal!
It's been a while (I'm old...), but I lived in downtown Seattle for a few years and it was great for that season of my life. I think the key to making the most of it is really taking advantage of being able to walk to stuff. If you're just going to get in your car and drive everywhere you need to go, it's not worth it - everything will feel like more of a pain, and you'll be paying a premium for benefits you're not using.
I've been to most of the big cities around the country. I actually think Seattle or Portland are the best ones. All the others are not safe, and quality of living is poor.
I hate a bottom freezer with a bunch of stuff. everything get stuck on the pulling tray. Also- too many homeless people downtown.
Happy to hear Vundabar in this vlog. Such an underrated band! One of my faves for sure.
Ok so the pics of your car were ok, but in bright sun please so we can get the full effect. You Dad and Mom were so happy in the suite, and the game. The food and drink looked just spectacular. Made me hungry in a wonderful way. Oliver is such a little charmer, steals my heart every time.
Loved to see the softball! I play Ultimate frisbee (very beginner friendly) and it's cool to see another adult rec league!
I bought the exact same Hisense fridge in February and I live it!!
I've lived all over the Seattle area - back in the 90's I had a loft at the corner of Terry Ave. and Union St. and loved it was at the edge of Capitol Hill and Downtown. I had a Jeep I left parked unless I was meeting with clients at their restaurants or heading up into the mountains to ski or camp. I walked, bused or taxied practically everywhere. My place had a two-story tall view overlooking the park over the Convention Center, had a peekaboo view of the Space Needle, and never heard the freeway with the windows open.
I dated someone who lived at 2nd and Virginia, and another person who lived across from the Rainier Club and the downtown YMCA (again - back in the 90's) - and although convenient to grab a bite to eat at any one of the fantastic restaurants or going dancing or to the theater, they never felt comfortable to walk outside their buildings at night alone. It also had a lot of litter around and the smells were pretty bad (for anyone not living above the 5th floor of a building).
Belltown was always a great place to live as it's really is close in to that central area around Pike Place Market and usually great water views (especially if you are living on the 23rd floor or higher. I loved the energy in that area, and the activity down there made it less hazardous for going out later for a run or walk. I also enjoyed my time living on Queen Anne - neighborhood vibe with views of the sound and a quick jaunt into the downtown corridor - just not as convenient as Belltown.
A lot has changed since those days - especially with what the pandemic has closed down for good - and the areas near the music venues I was frequenting more before the pandemic hit - down between Denny and Howell along Minor, Boren and Yale have really developed some great condos and apartments - just lacking the water views. Plus, with the increase in Night Markets in the area it really has a young Urban Life vibe. It really is all about what your interests are and if that water view is really important. Do you want to be close to where your sports are, your food and entertainment, or even work?
My dream since I got out of college had always been to buy up one the warehouses/industrial buildings near Pioneer Square - convert it into huge lofts for my friends - I take the top two floors, and the street level is secure garage/workspace. With the viaduct removed the views of the water from those buildings (the few not already converted over and modernized) would be amazing now. I direct photoshoots at the Bemis building which is almost across the street from the stadiums downtown and the studio we shoot at is on the top floor and look out over the bay and up into downtown. A pretty cool place if you can handle the game day traffic, garbage, and street smell.
I know it sounds weird, but I love watching your videos every time you put one up because it's like I'm watching TV but like, actual reality TV!! You know what I mean? :D
You mean, like a real friend telling you how his or her week had been like without you having to respond? 😌
I just got the urge to be super productive and at the same time go shopping and hair sallon and get my shit together
I feel like your hair has grown so much and looks so healthy do you do anything different!? I loveeeeee it!!!
Monica! My husband and I are going to Seattle this week and after this video I just booked the Hayward restaurant! Looks so good!!!
You should also check out Terra Plata. I went there last week and the food was amazing, and we sat at the rooftop patio which was nice (albeit a little noisy)
@@popyNcorny Thank you!!! I will put this on our list!!!! I can't wait to see the city but try so many great food places!
Your videos just keep getting better! Love watching your journey and the music in this video
As far as adult sports go, the swim team I swam for for 10 years had an adult swimming program with anywhere from 23 year olds to 60 year olds!
This video definitely got me off my ass 😄 this is the level of productivity I need to be operating on 🙌🏼
SAME hahahahah
I love the bottle of champagne touch for your buyers! But every time I see you go to the liquor store I can’t help but think girl get your self a case or two! 😂
I went to a Mariners game in 2018 when it was still called Safeco stadium...didn't even realize the name changed until this
How is she not dating someone? She’s so cute, smart, and funny. If I wasn’t gay, I would totally throw my hat in ring.
ask her out :)
@@davisneves Maybe she is too 🤷🏽♂️
because all she does is UA-cam. all of these people remain single it seems
@@bbllaakkee she has a boyfriend, it’s in the latest video. So she has indeed managed to more than UA-cam, a career, a renovator, a healthy ambitious lifestyle. How you doing?
It's usually the man that goes up the girl, not the girl goes up to the man. No one has asked her out, I guess.
Hahaha my apartment is on 5th ave quite close to downtown and I don’t feel home either. I think one big reason is the tents on the street and homeless sitting right out of the gate.
Wow and here i was thinking College Hunks Hauling Junk has been a small business in my hometown for the past 23 years of life *face palm* i feel dumb
I’ve lived/worked in downtown Seattle for almost 10 years, and I can’t recommend it enough! Nothing compares to stepping out and immediately being in all the action. The convenience of walking to restaurants/bars on nights out is great, and as someone else mentioned, you have your whole life to live in quiet neighborhoods -- enjoy the city life while you’re still young and free to make that type of choice! That being said, I might recommend living closer to the SLU end of downtown if possible, like myself. The safety issue downtown in the area you were driving (especially close to 3rd) has always been pretty sketch and worsened significantly since COVID. As a female out walking your dog alone regularly, it’s something to take seriously. I’m excited to see what you choose to do next!!
I have that same fridge and I love it! The wow factor never went away for me!! ♥️
Not Monica just touching the food and putting it back 😂😅
I used to live in downtown Seattle, once off 8th and Madison and another on 1st Ave across from Showbox. LOVED IT. But, given the current crime rates/homlesness, it's a major deterrent for me. I'll be moving back soon and will likely be looking on the east side because of it. Ugh. BUT!! Downtown living was rad. Loved that I could walk literally anywhere!
We live in Miami and love the PNW..thinking of buying land in Bellevue or some suburb to build a modern cabin...any recs?
@@watchmedicine7747 I would suggest looking on the east side for sure, maybe even into Issaquah, so you're on track with Bellevue/Kirkland/Redmond! Think it also depends on how much weather you want to deal with, so somewhere like Duval would be gorgeous to build a house at, but keep in mind the snow can sometimes be a pain. Happy building! :D
@@ashtonisVULCAN Thanks....
@@watchmedicine7747 you might want to check out Bellevue I don’t it’s the best place to live. Crime rate is high compared to us average.
Love that you have a german car 😁 you have a great taste, I‘d like one myself 🙈 ..some day
I must say Monica, watching the Financial Diet has helped me a great deal, thank you. xx
I would miss the water dispenser but also as i bias i never liked the bottom freezers. They didn't hold as much imo and i would always forget what was in there
why not get a counter depth refrigerator?
Loved this video! 1. I lived downtown for a year ( well SLU) and I liked it, but was over it after a year, everything is just more annoying to do living there, like groceries, random errands etc, but I understand why you are curious. 2. I have that same fridge ( your new one) and I fucking lovveeee it. 3. I'm still hoping Shelby will move to Seattle even if it's just for 6 months hahaha
I live downtown and love it, honestly. Sometimes I feel the opposite urge to go get a townhouse somewhere in a quiet but walkable neighborhood, but there's something about living RIGHT in the middle of it all. I love having a ton of restaurants and drink spots directly below me, across the street, or just a few blocks away. Everything's so walkable. Plus with high-rise apartments being made with concrete, you almost never hear your neighbors or outside.
loved the lil fashion show w/ the sports apparel!!
I tried cheerleading for the first time at 25!
As someone who moved from belltown to Queen Anne last year, do NOT move downtown, it is not as glamorous as it seems (especially as a single woman, it can get very sketchy)… stay safe and enjoy your neighborhood!
Im LOVING seeing you vlog about real estate! Please keep posting. I look forward to your videos!! Also agree with everyone else... your music selection is FIRE!
So proud of you Monica!!!👍💗
College Hunks Moving Junk originated here in Tampa. My friend used to nanny for the family who started the company (:
monica i am BEGGING you to balance the volume level of your video clips and the music you use in between talking portions….i’m gonna go deaf
first of all... your car is literally my dream car, even the red guts! *chefs kiss* Second, i live in downtown seattle and absolutely love it! I've also always wanted to live downtown in a highrise and be in the meat of everything. It's an experience worth trying especially as a younger professional. Once you settle into a house at an older age, I think it's less likely that you would want to move back into an apartment/condo style place. I also absolutely LOVE new york city (wanna move there for a little bit in the near future). So being in the hustle and living in a vertical area is a fun experience for me.
I just LOVE your video style!!
Great music choices too! ❤
Killer Dress ... closings ... puppy kisses ... hanging with friends ... Life is Good ! ...
Very Inspiring ...
You should check out the Cobb building, across from the downtown library. It’s always been sort of my dream apartment downtown
Your editing skills are top notch 👌
Today's Millennial Life Crisis Vlog featured a little bit of everything. Thanks Monica. Stay safe & stay silly.
(P.S I liked the 1st black dress more).
The musics of this vlog are great, and the editing is perfect 😃
Thank you for sharing such good quality videos
I love the opening dialog with yourself. Was the old refridge a Bosch? There should a class action against the junk the dumped in the USA. Your dad is the greatest… he needs a channel on helping your daughters. Class act. I hope to be 1/10 as good a dad as he is. Lastly very cool to see how excited you are for your buyers.
There are football, soccer, hockey and basketball rec leagues for adults in New England at least. I imagine they're everywhere.
I lived in Seattle for 12 year and moved to Texas. And believed me I have missed it every single day. Enjoy it. You live in the most beautiful part of the country.
Great music choices, sounds local to me😁👍Congrats on the sale, nice job👍 and many more 💎
Whoa what an upgrade from the bmw, I didn’t know you had gotten it, congrats!!!
The old fridge at the side listening like: “I did my best”
Volleyball is fun too!
How about part-time vanlife with hiking, climbing, biking…camping with trusted friends/family.
Another great vlog Monica! Well done and amazing seats and suite at the Mariners game too! Keep on living your best life.
Her mom vlogging in the background is the cutest
Anyone else find that the music in between scenes is extremely loud???
i love this type of content! keep it up!
Isn't it hard living downtown with a pretty energetic dog? Less green space.
Dogs need the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They live a very long happy life. Our vets also come to your home so it's no stress on doggie and no waiting in a hot vet room for sometimes an hour. Been there, done that.
From all the dog owners I knew when living in DT Seattle, not only are there plenty of places for dogs to go (there are pick up poop laws in the state though) but there is a dog park in Belltown on many bus lines, dogs are allowed on buses, and the sidewalks are wide.
Wowww this vlog reminds me of all the older ones I loved sooo much
I am so sad about where I live, I read an article that spokane is like one of the top 10 places in the states for overvalued homes. I was so hopefully with home buying and becoming a 1st time home owner but with prices like this in Spokane I could neeeeeeeever.
I lived downtown (near 2nd and Pine) for a year and enjoyed it, especially since I got to walk around Pike Place at non-peak hours. However, I always drove to get shopping done, which is probably a pain to do without a car.
Biggest downside (which has only worsened) was the amount of...troubled people nearby, mostly concentrated on/near 3rd Ave. So I'd stay away from that street, as much as possible. It's worth experiencing downtown living as long as you're not committing to it long term.
Where are your blazers from? You always look fantastic! Love your vlogs sm! I’m going to Seattle soon from being inspired by you !!
Have UA-camr Katherout sublet your place. still waiting for a collab.
Shelby and you will move to downtown Seattle together 🤭🤭
We got a fridge review but still no car review😔
Love Charles, excited to see the collab video you come up with!
what are approx. commission % on a sale of a house in Seattle Monica?. In Houston it is around 6 to 8 % of the sale.
We need the deets on that salad!! Where from?? Luv your channel so so much!! ❤❤
love you Monicaa! Best days when you post!!
Future reference you can post broken appliances on FB Marketplace or wherever and people will come pick it up for free. You could maybe even sell it in some cases. People were clambering all over my broken washer I had it gone in an hour.
I just move up here in seattle from las vegas 1 month ago.And I am loving the area,weather,and all the outdoorsy stuff you can do.Monica let me join your bowling league😅
I’m trying to look into real estate how long does it typically take your to write an offer? Do you have videos on exactly what all you do besides show houses ?
The suites at the Mariners game is so cool! We had one for my friends birthday and I would highly recommend!! I would love to do it again!
Monica must be killing the commissions I swear she’s closing every video 🤩
OK first I feel the same/do the same thing with license plates and I thought it was so funny when you pronounced your license plate actually laughed out loud but also I might be crazy but at 16:35 is that girl walking behind you wearing the same jersey as you 😂
We bought our modern fridge brand new at the scratch and dent for $750.
Surfing mountain biking and climbing are my three favorites!
Where you get your music? I love that 70’s vibe song in the beginning.
You should see the downtown in Vancouver, Canada