EVERYTHING TO KNOW about living in St. Paul Minnesota in 2023 | Moving to Saint Paul Minnesota
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
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St. Paul is the capital city of the state of Minnesota. St. Paul Minnesota is the second largest city in Minnesota, just east of Minneapolis Minnesota. It is one half of the nick-name "The Twin Cities". St. Paul has something for everyone, with excellent entertainment, dining, amazing character and plenty of recreational opportunities.
St. Paul Minnesota is a large city, and is filled with fun! In this video, Roddy covers the best locations to move to in St. Paul, the best school districts in Saint Paul, and a few of the neighborhoods in St. Paul, including Mac-Groveland, Highland Park and Summit Hill. The city is near major employers including Target, US Bank, Allina, Graco, 3M and Xcel Energy. It is a 15 minute drive to MSP International Airport. St. Paul has some really high performing schools, depending on what neighborhood you look at. St. Paul MN residents enjoy plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities at the nearby lakes, trails, and parks. Its downtown district is filled with sights with the Xcel Energy Center, Cathedral of St. Paul, and Capital building. With its central location and diverse economy, St. Paul Minnesota is an ideal place to live, work and have fun.
Today, I'll take you on a FULL TOUR of Saint Paul Minnesota so you can decide if it's a fit for you and your family!
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My adult son and I moved to st paul 5 Years ago. We live in the Como/Dale area. You're right about the crime. I think it's the unaddressed poverty and drug addiction that has people so desperate.
I LOVE SAINT PAUL & will never go back to Wisc if I can help it. As a state, MN is miles ahead.
Yep, great place if you have help finding the right neighborhood.
High property taxs, and another 1.9% fee on purchases in St. Paul. Don't expect the streets to be plowed in the winter.
I like Woodburry. Please do a video on that area. Thanks
I love that you through pictures of Summit avenue mansions on there that is just such a gorgeous drive. The park system really is stellar too. Great video
Thanks for the positive feedback! I can't get enough of Summit Avenue. We've got some rare and spectacular areas around here.
really a great area to walk around
Honestly, if one has no family ties to the area (twin cities), why would one move there? For the great weather and low taxes?
I think that different people look for different lifestyles, and the Twin Cities has over 3 million people that desire the lifestyle it contains.
@Glenn Leslie 😂
@@discoverminnesota No, it's because it's expensive to move, and people in this shitty state are afraid of change.
3 million people are too broke and scared of moving? Seems like a poor generalization. I didnt like being close to the metro so I moved in 2020, and lots have ppl have also done so. But, there are many people that love what the Twin cities has to offer. I know that because I work with them every day.
I moved here 30 years ago and I love it. By the way there was no tax on food or clothing.
Cecils Deli is open everyday except Thanksgiving.
Charles Shultz was from Saint Paul
Please do downtown St. Paul. I'm thinking of a condo either there or downtown Minneapolis.
I'll add it to the list! In the meantime, send me an email at roddy@lakesmn.com and we'll start talking about what you're looking for.
I love the state, but in the recent years, it has become too costly to live on with a fixed retired income with the increase in property tax and HOA costs going through the roof. I chose to move to Wisconsin, just across the state line. I am close enough to Minnesota to enjoy a trip for some weekend fun and recreation, but budget-wise, I had to move. The cost of living with property tax and HOA fees are half of what it was in Minnesota.
Where approximately did you live in the Como neighborhood, and what didn’t you like about it?
Off Hatch Ave. It is block by block. We ended up on a block where drug deals were going on in our alley.
Interesting. Care to say how long ago this was? I find the area between Dale and Lexington north of Como to be a very nice area and definitely seems to be on the upswing from my perspective. I honestly think this area is an undervalued area.
Although, just like in any big city, there is the chance that you end up living near that ONE house that causes problems for the entire block. Those houses can make a neighborhood for anyone living in the proximity unpleasant.
It was about 8 years ago. Don't hesitate on moving to the north side of the lake! Great homes and people there.
I love living so close to the Comp Zoo. There are 2 dog parks nearby, Asian grocery stores, parks and trails galore and I LOVE MN political leanings.
Go Minnesota!
My mom was born in Wisconsin,but grew up mainly in St. Paul ,she moved to Massachusetts after being married and is still there as I am ,she's almost 75 .....We have a lot of family still there in around the area ,haven't been there since I was young .....always wondered if life would of different in St. Paul instead of thousands and thousands of miles away .....I remember going to Frogtown once in some restaurant ,nice video
Thank you Marlene!
So, for affordable housing, it looks like you have to buy security systems and combat attire to survive?
Lol, I wouldn't go that far. Really depends on what one calls "affordable".
No. That is just being paranoid.
it gets cold here like really cold where the 5th coldest state if your from a worm state like AZ or CALI lool well xD
How is crime in the sol district of ceasar Chavez Blvd?
West side, Bluff park, and Harriet Island Park areas, where Cesar Chavez goes through all have higher rates of crime.
Me living in the west side laughing at this comment
Great Video
Thank you!
It is NOT dangerous. Every city has area that are a little worse than others. I live in what would be considered a "bad" area and frankly it is very safe. Saint Paul; has it issues but over all is a terrific place to live.
Kinda sad he don't mention the east side. Very nice neighborhood.
I grew up on the east side, You must be being sarcastic as far as "very nice neighborhood" 😂😂😂 crap hole USA 👎
Well which neighborhood is better highland park or Macalester -groveland
By the analysis I use, I'd go to Highland before Mac-Groveland.
Great state to raise kids, good school systems, number two state in medical, many large corporations to work at towards retirement. Clean and beautiful! Not a retirement state.
I was thinking about moving to st paul , living in a warm climate, then working my way moving to Canada
Do it! We'd love to have you here!
Canada? Tell me more.
We bought a house on Dayton's Bluff. 107 year old house...guess it's 110 now lol. The only regret we have is that it doesn't have a garage...I love St Paul. It has some issues, sure. I don't feel unsafe.
We love our old house, too! So much charm and character. The area you're in has some amazing homes.
@@discoverminnesota We paid $160k in 2019. Replaced the claw tub with a walk in shower. Put in an A/C unit. Paved the driveway. Worth about $210k now give or take (not that we ever plan to sell) About 2 years ago, a new home was built on 3rd near Cypress, squeezed in between two older homes. Beautiful inside, but still on the market...asking $360k! Nobody who can afford that would likely choose E St Paul.
@@bemhibbits4157 east side is a little grungy but has its own charm too...at least in some spots. i used to live there and dont really mind it...especially close to phalen lake
@@well.thy.one. I won't argue that. It has some sketchy areas, but i never feel afraid. Some neighborhoods just need to have a little more pride.
It is very unsafe NOW
I was born on the east side, was raised there, moved to the suburbs of Minneapolis then moved to cottage Grove and spent a lot of time between there and Woodbury. I left Minnesota 3 years ago for very good reasons, crime, high taxes, leftist bull crap. I only go there if I have to because my family all still lives there. Leaving Minnesota was the best decision I ever made for me and my family.
como area aint bad
You're right. Como is block by block. South side of the lake has some really rough spots.
@@discoverminnesota true
That's where you'll find me.
Most off the crime is property related and the police do not care about property crimes.
I live in south Minneapolis and have worked in St. Paul schools and the schools are toxic and dysfunctional.
The people in St. Paul are very unfriendly, stand-offish, and only socialize in their own cliques. I dislike St. Paul. The student behaviors are very bad and the district does not do anything to correct it. In fact, they stopped suspending students from school so improve their numbers. The administrators love to denigrate teachers and write them up for the smallest infraction. It is not a healthy environment.
Wow, what a toxic and dysfunctional comment from sonmeone who lives in south Mpls! I like south Minneapolis and am a happy and welcoming resident of St. Paul.
Love it!
@@schnauzersareawesome7209 Have you ever worked in any of the St. Paul schools. I HAVE! I have worked at most of the school sites at the primary and secondary level. Why would you not ask me about it instead of starting an argument?
Minnesotans in general are standoffish and clique-y. This trait doesn’t magically go away when you travel 200’ across the river to Minneapolis. You are coming across as a disgruntled former employee of the school district.
B. S.
Whites % ? Others % ?
About 50/50, been here most my life.
St Paul is pretty diverse. I live on the east side. Many Hmong families (Vietnamese refugees from the 70s) reside here and live generationally. Otherwise, a pretty even mix of black and white. I think we're the only white family on the block. All the neighbors I know are nice and helpful and we watch our neighborhood.
Start putting criminals in prison long term and send military into thug areas
I tend to agree with more policing, but the problem I believe is these kids need their dads in their lives!
That's awfully vague. What crimes should have long term sentences? Housing prisoners is expensive. Also, I don't want to live in a military state, roving through American neighborhoods. Fact is, most folks never go to the 'bad' neighborhoods. Who determines the 'thug areas'?
lol yea send in military, thatll be great
'thug areas'. why not just stop your little pretense and say 'BLACK MEN' instead of thugs. We all know that's exactly what you mean.
It’s a nope when you said they said their strengths are “diversity”.
Ahahahaha no wonder it’s crime ridden
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The schools are crime ridden.