but why cant the people learn how to make money and invest?............................... no excuse..... i am pr and ive invested in properties........
Trastalleres quedan en la parada 18 en saturce la Ponce de León corre desde rio piedras hasta parada 26 los num. Descienden así parada 26 25 24 corre parada 15 sigue Miramar monte los olimpos name time spanish.puente los hermanos cruzan y llegan a la isleta o isla pequena viejo San Juan waooo
Thank you for this video. I just came back last week. I was also there in May and couldn't get a rental car. This time I was able to drive completely around the island and found some really great neighborhoods that I am interested in investing into.
Arbnb's coffee shops, hipster bars real estate offices', and nothing nothing at all for the real puerto ricans. One can argue well, they are letting the neighborhoods fall into ruins so someone has got to save it. But the government should implement a plan where at lease one apt or two must be for low income. Like they do here in New York i think its 1 apt per 10 must be for 70 thousand or less income.
Hey guy... thank you for throwing your clients under the bus... providing the world with their business. " I sold that property to a guy from such and such that works at such and such".. good job.
in the 1990 when the pharma companies were in PR, many jobs and PR's from NYC started moving to PR but the tax break ended for the pharma companies pr went into a recession........... but we love PR because we are pRs!!
First of all, Puerto Rico does not need investors from the U.S. or anywhere else from around the world to invest in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico needs to invest back to its own citizens, born and raised. We don't need New York raised population back in Puerto Rico wanting to emulate what they had in New York as a child or growing up. The economy of Puerto Rico belongs to the Pueblo not outsiders who want or are willing to sell the island to new culture or cultures. Unfortunately, corrupt politicians of Puerto Rico, including realtors, dig into the pockets of outsiders to move currency into their own forgetting about the true essence of the island. This does not impress rather it saddens.
That is my old stumping grounds! People mocked me for being “de barrio” now those people bought in my neighborhood and made their restaurants and bars. Now Im the outsider and they are “locals”. Funny world. Minute 10:24 he didn’t mention the project housing Los Lirios or the Bahia condos. Cool video nonetheless.
Honestly....I don’t want to scared anyone out but I was raised in that area and know that area very well. I don’t know why realtors lies a lot just for the profit. 🚨 watch out in that area.. that neighborhood still a dangerous area. There’s better places in santurce, but be careful in tras talleres, calle cerra.....a lot of thief’s and prostitution in the area.
By being honest I don’t want to upset you. Live the experience for yourself but the area isn’t yet the way they have being selling to you. The area still rough and raw. There’s better areas in Miramar.
Make sure you have a good insurance especially against earthquakes because these are very old infrastructure and when the big one comes to the island nothing will remain standing in San Juan and other Metro Areas.
As a puertorican that was born and raise in the island I am uphold of how abandon santurce and some areas are I am happy there is redevelopment but this areas need a ton of investment and money . What I don’t understand it has been 4 years and you still see light poles almost falling from the hurricane 4 years ago there is no excuse they really need to do something with the graffiti it gives it a look of abandonment
Por favor no se muden para acá aquí no nos hacen falta estamos bien con lo que tenemos ustedes quédense allá en su país con su dinero no vengan acá a querer comprar Puerto Rico o si te vas a mudar para acá déjanos tu casa de allá para nosotros entonces usar la
I was just out there in December 2020 I love it there I was born in Arecibo I am the #1 Arecibeno!! I would love to invest in that area can you contact me thank you and God bless
The environment, when it comes to the cafe, says low reasonable prices then saw their nearly 10 dollar smoothie?!?! GTFO... That cafe/restaurant should have HALF that price, ffs. No wonder everyone gets fat on reasonable priced FAST FOOD in PR... And no its not because of muh Jones Act its because of greed...
@@dorkladytravels I know rent in that area. It's not high... As for local municipality taxes, that I'm not sure about but over all the food in most restaurants is overpriced. The coffee and tea's are priced much better than in major cities in the US, though
I think he said it starting to get developed. Meaning in several years it will be a vibrant neighborhood. Still has a way to go for sure. Other places like in Condado, Oceanpark are getting over price. Guess what forces to look at other places they did not think about.
So we’re selling Santurce to the outsiders as a hipster location? Still Santurce….de noche ni loca….❤️💙 y el realtor de NY…love this twist 😂. A borough….not NY mijo….❤️💙. Que mucho ha cambiado mi isla….🇵🇷
All those hanging power lines look absolutely AWFUL and the homeless dogs EVERYWHERE always break my heart when I go to visit for a few days during the holidays.
I doubt that Santurce is the hottest neigborhood in San Juan..too many run down buildings..and I cant stand Graffiti. I would say CONDADO.. is the place to.be.. the hottest neigborhood in San Juan..without question!!!
@@efrainrondon5753 domt understsnd why there are so many vacant buildings all overr San Juan..and the government does NOTHING AS ALWAYS..its up to private developers.. .
@@CarlosRodriguez-pt3hq it should be up to private developers, so they can make those properties productive. And maybe there's a lot of abandoned buildings because of people moving out of the city, at first, and a lot of people moving out of Puerto Rico.
@@CarlosRodriguez-pt3hq the only thing that the local government could do is expropiate the properties that haven't been paying property tax and try to sell them to developers that will do something with them.
Puerto Rico is beautiful, but the government should not allow those murals. They are art, but they do not look good. If I was rich and was allowed, I would gladly go and erase all of them.
@@elia.almodovar9558 No, it is not my house, but the government could do it, since it makes the neighborhood look abandoned and ugly. Why don’t they do it in front of their houses? For sure, because their family do not let them do it, because it will make their house look awkward and ugly, even it it is good art. Then why doing it on the walls of a neighborhood? It does not matter how good an apartment or house is, art on the walls of the street lowers the value.
@@elia.almodovar9558 As I said before, why don’t they have all those murals in front of their house? Because their family or the neighborhood wouldn’t want them. They lower the value of the properties around. The mayor of the city should ask them to do the murals in front of their house to see how they like it or if their family will .be happy. No! They are unconscious, selfish artists.
@@mindy2215 its the ghetto what u expect it makes it look better trudt me u didnt want to see it when the murals wasnt there there selling it as a hippster new cool spot and its really the underworld dont get me wrong i love santurce and all the diversity and progress but its the essence of the street we dont need outside ppl telling us what looks good or not thats the flow
@@gabybarber6540 HAHAHA If it is the flow what they have to do is do the murals in front of their houses, but no, their family would not allow that to happen because even when they know is art, it lowers the value of any place. They are a disgrace!
![Where does the old money live in San Juan, PUERTO RICO? [Part 3]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Qbm-6keI7oE/mqdefault.jpg)
![Where does the old money live in San Juan, PUERTO RICO? [Part 3]](/img/tr.png)
Nice area .
I love Puerto Rico 💖💖💖🇵🇷🇵🇷🇺🇲🇺🇲🥰🥰
If they're calling it the Brooklyn of San Juan, pretty soon it will be unaffordable for the average Puerto Rican family, just like in Williamsburg.
facts thatz the goal..to many ricans are leaving to the states..
@@mikelugo8983 Let’s be real, they leave for a lot of other reasons, not because of that.
but why cant the people learn how to make money and invest?............................... no excuse..... i am pr and ive invested in properties........
And most parts of Brooklyn!
Gentrificación
Trastalleres quedan en la parada 18 en saturce la Ponce de León corre desde rio piedras hasta parada 26 los num. Descienden así parada 26 25 24 corre parada 15 sigue Miramar monte los olimpos name time spanish.puente los hermanos cruzan y llegan a la isleta o isla pequena viejo San Juan waooo
This is my neighborhood. love to see it
I love that area. Every time I show a client a condo “I’m like “hmm I want one here” haha. Thanks for sharing, Diane ☺️
It's sad to hear that so many foreigners are coming to the island.
Just curious, is the realtor a former law enforcement guy?
Los edificios muy bonitos,pero estan pintados horribles.hay k limpiar toda esa area para k se vea bien.🌴🇵🇷⚘🌷🌴
PHOTOSHOPED IMAGES OF PRETTY GIRLS IN RICAN COMPTON, SANTURCE. MISSED THE BULLET PROOF VEST
Don’t forget to let them know it takes almost two hours to drive 11 miles during rush hour.
Thank you for this video. I just came back last week. I was also there in May and couldn't get a rental car. This time I was able to drive completely around the island and found some really great neighborhoods that I am interested in investing into.
I would love to speak to this realtor. he knows the area well. I would love to find something to buy in this area in the next year!
Arbnb's coffee shops, hipster bars real estate offices', and nothing nothing at all for the real puerto ricans. One can argue well, they are letting the neighborhoods fall into ruins so someone has got to save it. But the government should implement a plan where at lease one apt or two must be for low income. Like they do here in New York i think its 1 apt per 10 must be for 70 thousand or less income.
What’s the realtor’s contact ? Thank you for all you do Diane.
What is great the off beat places. Showing more than the known places.
I live your videos. My wife born there and raised in NYC, a lot of musicians and actors came from santurce
What a coincidence. Just watched the previous video just the other day! 😀
Hey guy... thank you for throwing your clients under the bus... providing the world with their business. " I sold that property to a guy from such and such that works at such and such".. good job.
in the 1990 when the pharma companies were in PR, many jobs and PR's from NYC started moving to PR but the tax break ended for the pharma companies pr went into a recession........... but we love PR because we are pRs!!
First of all, Puerto Rico does not need investors from the U.S. or anywhere else from around the world to invest in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico needs to invest back to its own citizens, born and raised. We don't need New York raised population back in Puerto Rico wanting to emulate what they had in New York as a child or growing up. The economy of Puerto Rico belongs to the Pueblo not outsiders who want or are willing to sell the island to new culture or cultures. Unfortunately, corrupt politicians of Puerto Rico, including realtors, dig into the pockets of outsiders to move currency into their own forgetting about the true essence of the island. This does not impress rather it saddens.
Those investors.....that federal money....Any news on Schools???? Could you please let us know about the schools???
No schools. Send kid to private school. Public is a disaster here
i lived there for over 20 years, crime is very high.
Mhhhm 😋 that smoothie 🥤looks deliciouso
That is my old stumping grounds! People mocked me for being “de barrio” now those people bought in my neighborhood and made their restaurants and bars. Now Im the outsider and they are “locals”. Funny world.
Minute 10:24 he didn’t mention the project housing Los Lirios or the Bahia condos. Cool video nonetheless.
Hopefully the recovery money goes to good use. Just keep it away from crooked politicians that still lurks in the island.
Just like in your country, the USA and everywhere.
They all are from Miami
Honestly....I don’t want to scared anyone out but I was raised in that area and know that area very well. I don’t know why realtors lies a lot just for the profit.
🚨 watch out in that area.. that neighborhood still a dangerous area.
There’s better places in santurce, but be careful in tras talleres, calle cerra.....a lot of thief’s and prostitution in the area.
@@dorkladytravels si todavía vivo en Ocean Park.
By being honest I don’t want to upset you.
Live the experience for yourself but the area isn’t yet the way they have being selling to you. The area still rough and raw. There’s better areas in Miramar.
Make sure you have a good insurance especially against earthquakes because these are very old infrastructure and when the big one comes to the island nothing will remain standing in San Juan and other Metro Areas.
@@dorkladytravels That’s Right! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@dorkladytravels Could you please tell us more on the subject?
Great video!
I wanted to mo e to Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 at one point.
Puertorico se está llenando de marco polos tienen derecho a vivir y disfrutar cierto.0 ignorancia.orden es todo.
Isla Verde is not part of San Juan municipality. It's Carolina Town.
Puerto Rico is changing alot, was just there, especially Condado. looks like 5th Ave.
I noticed many people from Ny moving. to Puerto Rico, they need to renovate old san juan.
Gentrification 🔥 🔥......
Gentrification ... Q desgracia
As a puertorican that was born and raise in the island I am uphold of how abandon santurce and some areas are I am happy there is redevelopment but this areas need a ton of investment and money . What I don’t understand it has been 4 years and you still see light poles almost falling from the hurricane 4 years ago there is no excuse they really need to do something with the graffiti it gives it a look of abandonment
Graffiti equals cheap prices , more buyers.
i was buy the Vanderbilt
Why there aren't people in the streets?
Heat plus lack or population is real
I would love ♥️ to buy one of those condos 🏢
Por favor no se muden para acá aquí no nos hacen falta estamos bien con lo que tenemos ustedes quédense allá en su país con su dinero no vengan acá a querer comprar Puerto Rico o si te vas a mudar para acá déjanos tu casa de allá para nosotros entonces usar la
Still here in PR? Looking for someone to chill with
I was just out there in December 2020 I love it there I was born in Arecibo I am the #1 Arecibeno!! I would love to invest in that area can you contact me thank you and God bless
Honestly I know it is art, but I do not like the murals.
Gentrification :/
Move to massachusetts #1
Isla 🦜🏝Bonita 🇵🇷
The environment, when it comes to the cafe, says low reasonable prices then saw their nearly 10 dollar smoothie?!?! GTFO... That cafe/restaurant should have HALF that price, ffs. No wonder everyone gets fat on reasonable priced FAST FOOD in PR... And no its not because of muh Jones Act its because of greed...
@@dorkladytravels I know rent in that area. It's not high... As for local municipality taxes, that I'm not sure about but over all the food in most restaurants is overpriced. The coffee and tea's are priced much better than in major cities in the US, though
Esta feo con cononese
I am glad son bright spots but the place looks destroy 4 years after hurricane and economy bankruptcy
I think he said it starting to get developed. Meaning in several years it will be a vibrant neighborhood. Still has a way to go for sure. Other places like in Condado, Oceanpark are getting over price. Guess what forces to look at other places they did not think about.
So we’re selling Santurce to the outsiders as a hipster location? Still Santurce….de noche ni loca….❤️💙 y el realtor de NY…love this twist 😂. A borough….not NY mijo….❤️💙. Que mucho ha cambiado mi isla….🇵🇷
Típico en la colonia. Gente sin casas y casas sin gente.
Where have you been Santurce been belonged to outsiders the Dominicans lol smh
@@tratallere I was aware that Las Lomas was overtaken by 🇩🇴 not Santurce too 😂. I’ve been away in the Navy for a few years….
Comment by Carmencita: All those so called "murals" on the buildings, is just graffiti which makes the area look very cheap and not safe.
All those hanging power lines look absolutely AWFUL and the homeless dogs EVERYWHERE always break my heart when I go to visit for a few days during the holidays.
I doubt that Santurce is the hottest neigborhood in San Juan..too many run down buildings..and I cant stand Graffiti. I would say CONDADO.. is the place to.be.. the hottest neigborhood in San Juan..without question!!!
Condado is too expensive, run down buildings are opportunities to make a lot of money.
@@efrainrondon5753 domt understsnd why there are so many vacant buildings all overr San Juan..and the government does NOTHING AS ALWAYS..its up to private developers..
.
@@CarlosRodriguez-pt3hq it should be up to private developers, so they can make those properties productive. And maybe there's a lot of abandoned buildings because of people moving out of the city, at first, and a lot of people moving out of Puerto Rico.
@@CarlosRodriguez-pt3hq the only thing that the local government could do is expropiate the properties that haven't been paying property tax and try to sell them to developers that will do something with them.
Condado is nice in the most soul-less way, great for tourist to visit for a long weekend but not fun to live in.
No se dejen engañar. Estas son áreas peligrosas en Puerto Rico.
Cierto pero no sé duerman, los mismo decían de Williamsburg, Brooklyn que era peligroso y ahora es una área para los hipster con dinero.
Areas peligrosas hay en el mundo entero sabias? So no pintes a mi Isla d esa manera q cm quiera es nuestra isla y la amoo PR🐸🌺☀🌊🌴😍
@@wandadiaz4521 cierto es, pero debieron escoger un área mejor. Lo q están mostrando está sumamente feo habiendo tantos lugares mejores y hermosos.
There is no activity in this neighborhood he's
Gentrification.
Puerto Rico is beautiful, but the government should not allow those murals. They are art, but they do not look good. If I was rich and was allowed, I would gladly go and erase all of them.
The government mandating and regulating art? What do you think this is, your house?
@@elia.almodovar9558 No, it is not my house, but the government could do it, since it makes the neighborhood look abandoned and ugly. Why don’t they do it in front of their houses? For sure, because their family do not let them do it, because it will make their house look awkward and ugly, even it it is good art. Then why doing it on the walls of a neighborhood?
It does not matter how good an apartment or house is, art on the walls of the street lowers the value.
@@elia.almodovar9558 As I said before, why don’t they have all those murals in front of their house? Because their family or the neighborhood wouldn’t want them. They lower the value of the properties around. The mayor of the city should ask them to do the murals in front of their house to see how they like it or if their family will .be happy. No!
They are unconscious, selfish artists.
@@mindy2215 its the ghetto what u expect it makes it look better trudt me u didnt want to see it when the murals wasnt there there selling it as a hippster new cool spot and its really the underworld dont get me wrong i love santurce and all the diversity and progress but its the essence of the street we dont need outside ppl telling us what looks good or not thats the flow
@@gabybarber6540 HAHAHA If it is the flow what they have to do is do the murals in front of their houses, but no, their family would not allow that to happen because even when they know is art, it lowers the value of any place. They are a disgrace!