Thanks for the video! Definitely helps! I think another video idea is a schools focused locations but not sure what realtors are limited to say, or maybe reword it as best family friendly/retirement spots. Thanks again!
Just visited recently, and thinking about moving up here from louisiana. I really love the place I was at the embassy suites downtown and I went around the pioneer place and most of downtown and a bit of goose hollow. But I mainly love the zero sales tax.
Nice!! Thanks for sharing, I'm glad you had a good time! Come back and check out the east side and more of the west side too like Nob Hill, Slabtown if you haven't already!
The west side of town is more expensive (too expensive), but it's much better than living on the east side. From personal experience, the west side (not downtown) is more laid back and less stressful. In contrast, parts of the east side can (and do) resemble 1880 Dodge City, Kansas. East Portland is a little cheaper, but there are more homeless on the east side of the river. I don't understand how a city that rains 9 months a year can have such a high cost of living. In January of '76 I was stationed at Ft. Ord in Monterey, Ca. It was 75-80 degrees. Portland in January is miserable, that's when local yuppies take their vacations in Hawaii or the Caribbean. $531 million (and counting) has been spent and wasted on failed "solutions" to the homeless epidemic, so buckle up if you choose to move here, City Hall and Metro never met a tax they didn't like.
I see what you're saying. West side is pretty luxurious and nice, with all the neighborhoods ending in "Heights".. And I mean SW is home to Multnomah Village and Hillsdale, which are two awesome walkable neighborhoods amongst all the nature and hills, making it feel kinda suburby but still with the Portland charm. But there's a lot of East side neighborhoods I wouldnt rule out if someone moving to PDX were reading this comment. Sellwood, Richmond, Sunnyside, Irvington, Concordia, Beaumont Wilshire, Alameda, Mount Tabor, parts of Montavilla... To name just a few. Thanks for watching, Marvin! 🙂
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Thanks for the video! Definitely helps! I think another video idea is a schools focused locations but not sure what realtors are limited to say, or maybe reword it as best family friendly/retirement spots. Thanks again!
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Just visited recently, and thinking about moving up here from louisiana. I really love the place I was at the embassy suites downtown and I went around the pioneer place and most of downtown and a bit of goose hollow. But I mainly love the zero sales tax.
Nice!! Thanks for sharing, I'm glad you had a good time! Come back and check out the east side and more of the west side too like Nob Hill, Slabtown if you haven't already!
The west side of town is more expensive (too expensive), but it's much better than living on the east side. From personal experience, the west side (not downtown) is more laid back and less stressful. In contrast, parts of the east side can (and do) resemble 1880 Dodge City, Kansas. East Portland is a little cheaper, but there are more homeless on the east side of the river. I don't understand how a city that rains 9 months a year can have such a high cost of living. In January of '76 I was stationed at Ft. Ord in Monterey, Ca. It was 75-80 degrees. Portland in January is miserable, that's when local yuppies take their vacations in Hawaii or the Caribbean. $531 million (and counting) has been spent and wasted on failed "solutions" to the homeless epidemic, so buckle up if you choose to move here, City Hall and Metro never met a tax they didn't like.
I see what you're saying. West side is pretty luxurious and nice, with all the neighborhoods ending in "Heights".. And I mean SW is home to Multnomah Village and Hillsdale, which are two awesome walkable neighborhoods amongst all the nature and hills, making it feel kinda suburby but still with the Portland charm. But there's a lot of East side neighborhoods I wouldnt rule out if someone moving to PDX were reading this comment. Sellwood, Richmond, Sunnyside, Irvington, Concordia, Beaumont Wilshire, Alameda, Mount Tabor, parts of Montavilla... To name just a few. Thanks for watching, Marvin! 🙂