Do you currently have a video or can you make a video of towns/cities within an hour to Indianapolis that are good for small homesteads and where we could get land for a more affordable price?
I grew up and there its a nice place now (middle-middle to upper-middle class) but it could very positively be the worse centrally planned town in the country. Right through town is SR267 and its jammed nearly all day long. They put Ronald Reagan expressway in 20 ys too late but that still doesnt cover the 267 and 136 nightmares. Carmel, Indiana is the opposite of this-smart central planning (heres a simple hint-you expand roads and schools with neighborhoods/population growth). You dont just put a ton of several hundred home subdivisions in without anything else.
I live in Brownsburg. Yes, there are bugs if you're out in the forest areas in the summer. Yes, there are storms in the spring and summer. Some can be severe with an occasional tornado. Winter is usually mild until January, February and March. Those are the months that bring the majority of snow and cold weather.
I've lived in Brownsburg for 11 years. It's gotten very very crowded and exponentially busier (especially traffic, shopping centers) each year. A simple trip to Walmart can be a nightmare. All subjective to your stress tolerance I suppose. It's a nice town, but housing prices are a bit overinflated. It's also worth mentioning that the Indianapolis ghetto has seeped it's way into Avon/ parts of Brownsburg. It's not an innocent, quaint little town by any means. I would honestly go with neighboring Pittsboro or Lebanon to live in, honestly. Brownsburg is not what it used to be
Not a fair comparison at all between Zionsville and Brownsburg. Not only are property taxes much higher in Zionsville, but Zionsville doesn't have an interstate or a state route running through it. Brownsburg has both (and two state routes converge at the center of town. Not having all the large scale traffic in Zionsville allows them to have narrow streets and an abundance of pedestrian traffic, adding to the quaint feel.
I can say coming from where I currently live, the cons aren't really cons to me which is promising. I live in Colorado and if I want to get to the metro area of the state to do anything fun, it's 4.5 hours
Excelente video. Congratulations. Debería animarse a hacer un vídeo relacionada con la historia de Brownsburg. Quizás en la Biblioteca Pública de Brownsburg podría conseguir esa información
Moved here three months ago. Lived in five other states. Biggest mistake, should have listened but my hands were tied. Don’t move here. Locals will tell you 😂
It’s actually amazing I go on the B3no trail a lot it’s really peaceful it has great school good neighborhoods freindly people good food places and more!
@@borocamothe same as everywhere else, only ppl pulling in 120k a year or better can afford to own anything in the area and nobody is driving across town with our entitled and attention deprived drivers on the roads to walk a trail or visit a park. Sorry for the rant it just got me in the feels. Beware the Karens as well.
Nice editing and views! I love to live in Indiana! 🥰 Thank you for sharing this kind of content!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Do you currently have a video or can you make a video of towns/cities within an hour to Indianapolis that are good for small homesteads and where we could get land for a more affordable price?
Great video…love the info….but your Con #3 would be my Pro#4…😂
Agreed. Cons are pros for some... and pros are cons for others.
I grew up and there its a nice place now (middle-middle to upper-middle class) but it could very positively be the worse centrally planned town in the country. Right through town is SR267 and its jammed nearly all day long. They put Ronald Reagan expressway in 20 ys too late but that still doesnt cover the 267 and 136 nightmares. Carmel, Indiana is the opposite of this-smart central planning (heres a simple hint-you expand roads and schools with neighborhoods/population growth). You dont just put a ton of several hundred home subdivisions in without anything else.
At least its a better design than Camby and mccordsville.
Spot on.
Just started looking for our next home in Brownsburg so this was perfect timing! Thank you for sharing!
You bet! Let me know if you have questions about Brownsburg!
yeah dont go here, a lot of crime and wild dogs running around
Thank you for sharing. Are there a lot of bugs in summer? And storms? Is it very moisture and windy in summer and winter? Considering moving to there.
I live in Brownsburg. Yes, there are bugs if you're out in the forest areas in the summer. Yes, there are storms in the spring and summer. Some can be severe with an occasional tornado. Winter is usually mild until January, February and March. Those are the months that bring the majority of snow and cold weather.
@@akwilk80 sorry, like what kind of bugs? anything to be worried about? thanks!
@@carlosmolina3289 nothing to worry about. Just normal bugs. Mosquitos, ants, spiders etc. Nothing scary.
@@akwilk80 thanks!
I've lived in Brownsburg for 11 years. It's gotten very very crowded and exponentially busier (especially traffic, shopping centers) each year. A simple trip to Walmart can be a nightmare. All subjective to your stress tolerance I suppose. It's a nice town, but housing prices are a bit overinflated. It's also worth mentioning that the Indianapolis ghetto has seeped it's way into Avon/ parts of Brownsburg. It's not an innocent, quaint little town by any means. I would honestly go with neighboring Pittsboro or Lebanon to live in, honestly. Brownsburg is not what it used to be
You forgot to mention how everyone will think you're weird for just saying hi lol. Otherwise spot on
Not a fair comparison at all between Zionsville and Brownsburg. Not only are property taxes much higher in Zionsville, but Zionsville doesn't have an interstate or a state route running through it. Brownsburg has both (and two state routes converge at the center of town. Not having all the large scale traffic in Zionsville allows them to have narrow streets and an abundance of pedestrian traffic, adding to the quaint feel.
I can say coming from where I currently live, the cons aren't really cons to me which is promising. I live in Colorado and if I want to get to the metro area of the state to do anything fun, it's 4.5 hours
Excelente video. Congratulations. Debería animarse a hacer un vídeo relacionada con la historia de Brownsburg. Quizás en la Biblioteca Pública de Brownsburg podría conseguir esa información
Any recommendation for a place for singles but near nature?
Brownsburg/zionsville/plainfield/carmel
Grew up in Brownsburg it had a population of 5k at the time. Now it's over 30k. They like to raise any buildings over 10 yrs old it seems.
😂😂so true
Moved here three months ago. Lived in five other states. Biggest mistake, should have listened but my hands were tied. Don’t move here. Locals will tell you 😂
Why? Seems like a real upgrade from my current area. What are the issues you and the others notice?
It’s actually amazing I go on the B3no trail a lot it’s really peaceful it has great school good neighborhoods freindly people good food places and more!
And we also live near indi 500
@@borocamothe same as everywhere else, only ppl pulling in 120k a year or better can afford to own anything in the area and nobody is driving across town with our entitled and attention deprived drivers on the roads to walk a trail or visit a park. Sorry for the rant it just got me in the feels. Beware the Karens as well.
#Bulldog tough
god, it gets worse every year
how?