Moving from New York to Texas - Pros & Cons
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Many New York Residents are moving to Texas. In this video we find out why.
Perhaps the greatest benefit of moving from NYC to Texas will be the affordable cost of living, family values & housing prices.
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im from ny..i can tell its a burning dumpster..moved to houston and i love it
You hit it on the head with this video. I've been living in NYC for over 30 years relocating to Dallas with my family for all the reasons you covered ; cost of living, affordability, better public schools, safety and opportunities for our kids.
Great. What part of Dallas are you moving to?
Came from Jamaica at 9 to NYC, leaving NY for Dallas at 49.
I had the same reaction as "somebody's hero." Manhattan is only a tiny slice of the NYC metro area. The issues in the suburbs are more subtle, and might not make for a good video. I remember somebody saying you get a job, then look at what they're paying you, and you have to make a little trip in. And that trip gets longer and longer.
There's the strain of commuting for a lot of people whether you drive or ride the trains, expensive too. Of course we have state income tax, and the tax we all despise is our outrageous property taxes. I have to say, the opportunity to make money does exist, if you have lucrative skills and you're willing to make the sacrifices.
Personally, I just moved to Texas for the winter, and I'm liking it here.
That's great. Im sure winter in better in Texas.
@@VIPRealty My first warm winter ever! I’m on Cloud 9!
Wrong! I have lived here all of my life. People are leaving due to progressive policies, Crime, cost of living and politics. I myself am considering Texas. Freedom and safety is everything.
Freedom is everything. I agree!!
EXACTLY RIGHT!
We’ll said. #1 reason people are leaving New York City is because of the liberal politics and the insane increase in crime. The city turned into a dump. I bought a house in Houston a few years back. Manhattan is not kid oriented like the suburbs. That’s like comparing living in Galveston to Living Downtown Houston. If you want family oriented in New York City, pick any of the other boroughs or go to the suburbs like Long Island or Upstate New York. The city is mostly geared towards adults for the most part. Full of action, night life and unfortunately crime.
As for the high prices you paid for pizza, that’s because you were in the city which is somewhat of a tourist trap unless you know where to go.
im planning on moving to Houston from New York but I heard that the floods are pretty bad and it's making me nervous thats literally the only thing thats holding me back but everything else I'm sold on especially the low cost of living.
I'd do more research. The floods don't affect the whole city.
IM from queens, moved to Houston last month, I love it bro..its nice you love it bro...pearland, and sugarland are both nice.
I will love to relocate from NY to Dallas as well. The crime rate is increasing more than ever; there are too many rats 🐀 & roaches 🪳 the ppl aren’t friendly they are so rude & the cost of living is very high & the apartments are very small, parking is ridiculous it’s bumper to bumper. Some ppl drive around looking for parking for over 2 hours & it’s ridiculous. Thank goodness I do not drive, but I know I will have to drive anywhere else besides NYC. Lastly, the summer is just 2 months & I am so sick of the cold & snow. I have to get out of here & I’ve had 49 years of it & I had enough. The only thing I am going to miss in NY is the 24 hour transportation.
Question,
Are people of color welcome at the crystal lagoon in windsong ranch?
I just want to feel welcomed.
I think you'll Love Texas. There's plenty of diversity in windsong ranch.
I live in Philadelphia. I’ve lived here my whole life. I need something different, safer, quieter etc to raise my children. We are looking to relocate. We’ve narrowed it down to Georgia or Texas. I’m leaning towards Texas because it seems to have nice weather and great schools but the tornadoes and hurricanes I read about got me scared!
Hurricanes will only affect you near Houston. Tornado's occur on occasion, however you'll most likely deal with high winds and rain.
Moving from NY to Arlington in Dec 🤙🏼
That's great!
@@christianguzman6510 idk so far I like it
the downside of things is people in NYC such as myself don't know how to drive and that's what's needed to move out! SMH
LOL. You'll definitely need to drive in Texas.
Lol Texans are just as crazy and don't even think about honking the horn cos they will chase you and take out their gun....happened 2x to a friend lol
Overcrowded, full of Rude people, concrete jungle, crime ridden…
Hell on earth. Pass
Depends on the which park of New York your in. It's a great place to spend a few days or a week.
@@VIPRealty still a good place to visit but I should have clarified that my comment was in regards to actually living there lol!
Yea if it wasnt so overcrowded, i might still stay...and yea what is the fascination with concrete in new york city lol
I am from NY & I can agree with you. I want out i have to relocate ASAP
Love the video
Thank you Sherry!
I can’t find a multi family property under 350k in north Texas 😭
No that's not going to happen. It's difficult to find a house under $350k
Cool video. I’m a New Yorker, but I’d give my left arm to live in Texas again.
Why'd u leave to NY?
@@solg1391 I left NYC to travel the country.
I've lived in a number of western states and Texas is one of favorites. 🍺
@chuckscott-cy7iq lived in NY and in Texas too, liked it but moved back to the east coast. Currently in VA lol
You can do that anytime.
@@adogg281 I wish. I'm broke at the moment.
How would you compare traffic in New york compared to Dallas?
You can use public transportation in New York. Dallas you'll need a car and everything is very spread out.
I’ve lived in Texas my whole life and I love it here. New York is cool too. I got to go once. I hope I can go again someday.
I love New York. However, not to live.
What your saying is some what true but you can’t gauge NYC just by Manhattan you have to go to the boroughs BX, QNS, BK to get a full view of NY
I agree. Didn't have time to cover everything this trip, but I'll defiantly be going back.
I would advise anyone considering moving to nyc to stay out of the bronx lol
Yes, I lived in NY for many years and what he shows is not the real NY. Go into the inner city and show everything, not only the nicest part because most new Yorkers can't afford to live like that.
Left my home of the Big 🍎 to become a Lone 🌟for all the reasons you listed. 💯
That's great! What area of Texas do you live in?
@@VIPRealty North Dallas.
How's it going in Dallas?
Great Video!! Good to see you in our neck of the woods. Wish I knew you guys were up here. I would have taken y'all around to the local spots, where it's not so expensive. You didn't get to Brooklyn queens or even ALPINE NJ is only 30munites from the city. I took my family to the Gaylord last summer Now I'm saving to get something in Westlake 🤣😂🤞. Hit me up next time you're in town. Ps. You need a lapel mic with the fuzzy cover to eliminate the wind noise. Keep up the good work. 👍
Awesome thanks! We're going to try and get back to NYC this summer. You're right, I eed to order a lapel mic. The shotgun mic isn't cutting it!
I love New York…
YES! Great place to visit. However, its waaaaay to expensive to live there.
I would visit NYC. But Manhattan would be my safe space. I would try their food and probably meet some new friends with similar interests like anime and sports. But it's going to be tough to meet someone new. Also, I wanna visit Dallas or Austin too. I wanna go to anime conventions over there. If they have it.
It would most likely be easier to find friends in Texas.
One of my worst decisions was to move to Dallas Jan 2022. I thought like every one else life is cheaper!!
Rent is from 1500$-2500$ and more in clean areas , while 1000$-1500$ are bad areas. NO reliable transportation system in Dallas , DART is crap. Dallas don't know how to deal with 1inch of snow and closed everything down in the city including the airport. No parks or places to go out and enjoy your time. and no public events as well. people hate each other for no reason in Dallas. The only reason why people might think to move to TX is the no state tax. but the recently the local restaurants and supermarkets have raised their prices in TX so there is no savings if you moved.
NYC is the best of USA all the way.
Prices are going up everywhere, not just in Texas.
Troll. And a terrible one at that. The most outlandish trash I’ve ever read 😂
@@VIPRealty I live in Manhattan, I have visited different cities in Texas, they are great, but NYC is NYC and we can’t argue about. I love my city! Come visit again
@@ahmedsayeed4066 Thinking of flying up for Christmas. However, it might be too COLD. lol
Born and raised in Nyc now i really wanna leave Texas and Florida have been on my list. Any affordable part of Texas you recommend for a single 30 year old with no kids?
Tons of different areas. Just depends on your lifestyle and budget.
These days, you gotta move to places like Abilene Texas and Longview Texas for cheap rent, you won’t find cheap rent in our major cities anymore unless it’s somewhere in the ghetto, ever since Cali folks moved down here, our rent skyrocketed.
@@infamousicee6009 You won't find many high paying jobs in Abilene or Longview.
@@VIPRealty Yea I know but that’s the sacrifice for cheap rent.
@@infamousicee6009 That's not a win. IMO I'd rather make more, pay more and have more things to do, etc.
What hotel did you stay at?
Park Hyatt New York. Great location, views, staff. Highly recommend it
Been living in nyc my whole life and plan on moving to Dallas 2023.. Ny is overcrowded and overpriced.
Great. What part of Dallas?
@@VIPRealty fort worth or north Dallas.. Mansfield was top of my list.
@@geraldp8535 Those 3 are completely different from each other.
Yea I know some cities in north dallas and some in Fort Worth..I’m visiting in august.. hopefully we fall in love with one of the newly constructed homes.