Y. Are you visitors bringing this nasty American / other country arrogance to this Colombia city I think very important to have respect for a different culture. You moved to Colombia or a different country because the cost of living is unreasonable expensive American the cost of homes or apartments / food / utilities is fucking unreasonable and people are very rude and unlawful America supposed to the best country its full racism’s bull shit lots of crime dangerous cities and people People are leaving America / United Kingdom/ Canada/ Australia because of the prices and horrible behavior !!!! So when relocating to another country I think you should have respect the place / culture/ because these people Your moving to avoid the financial stresses. And don’t bring the same nonsense that pissed you off Because the indigenous people cant afford the American or country life style and then you price those citizens out then shit happens. Now the comments like Gringo go home !!!!!! This can be avoided Price of goods services food homes apartments in another country that’s way cheaper shut your mouth and have some respect and leave the arrogant ignorant racism where you originated from.
Very true! I have seen a lot of videos disparaging El Poblado. That's dumb. El Poblado is much more than two square blocks (Parque Lleras). There are more than 120,000 people who live there. Calling it a neighborhood misrepresents what it is - at least to Americans. My "neighborhood" probably has 1,000 residents and no businesses. That is what Americans think about when they hear the word "neighborhood". That is not what El Poblado is - at all. I would say that it is more of a district than a neighborhood.
@@RenataKolar-wy1qm yeah, that's what I've found. Many mask it with the old "I hate all the tourists" but if you look at the place, it's huge, you can live in El Poblado and never see a tourist if you wanted to...or as you said...if you can afford to. lol
Hey Andrew glad to see you making some videos and to see the new channel! It’s super cool seeing the creators I watch frequently talking with each other in the comments haha I see AK Joel in here too! I was just watching a live stream the other day that Life with David had up and he had Gungho Gringo on there too so it was neat and then I saw one ACE Live had with Wheres Volpe and Timmy Karter and more but I think it would be cool to see all the creators in one big video maybe like a mixer of sorts and then you’d all be able to grow new subscribers and viewers from each others fanbase :D Regardless I enjoyed the video and keep them coming 🥳
@@MedellinBuzz no problem at all my friend my pleasure! And that’s super cool I agree I think it’s neat all of you guys who are living or visiting Colombia and putting out some helpful and resourceful content, we need a trio video with all you guys in it :D take care Andrew hope everything’s well with you in Medellin 🥳
I live in Las Lomas by a creek at the higher elevation of Poblado..I walk through Manila every morning and I love Manila..Las Lomas has panaromic city views of entire city while hearing the creek..I love it..quiet enough to hear birds chirping but only 8 minutes distance to the nightlife.
I lived in that apartment complex 5:56. Loved it! It was a little pricey. But it was large enough that they would hire bands to come play on the weekends. Walkable!
Seems this city is fairly modern, which many prefer, but I like places with more traditional character, historic buildings, street venders etc, not malls and glass buildings, for that I can stay in the US, so I’m not sure I’d like Medellin,
anyone know why this guy got deported? Concerned as I've been in the US 44 years and we did everything by the book when I became a us citizen in 2004. I was told colombia does not recognize me being a naturalized US citizen & still considers me a colombian citizen so how did this guy get the boot?
I loved your report on the city and the apartments rented. But you should do the same reports in FRENCH, or at least put the SUBTITLES in FRENCH and the prices in NUMBERS so that those who don't understand English can understand at least the minimum. He doesn't just have English as a second language.
I did some research and found out that Medellin and found that a 2012 study claims that 14% of building would be gravely affected by a big earthquake in Medellin. I've been here for 13 years (lived in SoCal for 26 years, where earthquakes are frequent) and I've never really felt anything alarming here. That being said, if a BIG one hit, I'd say there would be a ton of damage, because Colombia is corrupt, and I'm sure most constructors pay their way to fruition. As for figuring out how well constructed a building is. You can easily get the blueprints for buildings through the city and have an architect check it out.
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Y. Are you visitors bringing this nasty American / other country arrogance to this Colombia city
I think very important to have
respect for a different culture.
You moved to Colombia or a different country because the cost of living is unreasonable expensive
American the cost of homes or
apartments / food / utilities is fucking unreasonable and people are very rude and unlawful
America supposed to the best country its full racism’s bull shit lots of crime dangerous cities and people
People are leaving America / United Kingdom/ Canada/ Australia because of the prices and horrible behavior !!!!
So when relocating to another country I think you should have respect the place / culture/ because these people
Your moving to avoid the financial stresses. And don’t bring the same nonsense that pissed you off
Because the indigenous people cant afford the American or country life style and then you price those citizens out then shit happens.
Now the comments like Gringo
go home !!!!!! This can be avoided
Price of goods services food homes apartments in another country that’s way cheaper shut your mouth and have some respect and leave the arrogant ignorant racism where you originated from.
I been to Medellín 11 times in 2 years. I absolutely Love EL TESORO. Thanks for sharing.
You gotta check out other parts like sabaneta and laureles! 🇨🇴 ;)
No prob, thanks my friend!
Yes. That’s a great neighborhood!
You're addicted to the women huh
Texas here. Thank you for all of this information.
No prob, saludos.
Very true! I have seen a lot of videos disparaging El Poblado. That's dumb. El Poblado is much more than two square blocks (Parque Lleras). There are more than 120,000 people who live there. Calling it a neighborhood misrepresents what it is - at least to Americans. My "neighborhood" probably has 1,000 residents and no businesses. That is what Americans think about when they hear the word "neighborhood". That is not what El Poblado is - at all. I would say that it is more of a district than a neighborhood.
Yeah, I feel like many are jaded because they can't afford it.
People that bash Pobaldo can’t afford to live there
@@RenataKolar-wy1qm yeah, that's what I've found. Many mask it with the old "I hate all the tourists" but if you look at the place, it's huge, you can live in El Poblado and never see a tourist if you wanted to...or as you said...if you can afford to. lol
Great and Informative Video. Thank you for making this.
Hey Andrew glad to see you making some videos and to see the new channel! It’s super cool seeing the creators I watch frequently talking with each other in the comments haha I see AK Joel in here too!
I was just watching a live stream the other day that Life with David had up and he had Gungho Gringo on there too so it was neat and then I saw one ACE Live had with Wheres Volpe and Timmy Karter and more but I think it would be cool to see all the creators in one big video maybe like a mixer of sorts and then you’d all be able to grow new subscribers and viewers from each others fanbase :D
Regardless I enjoyed the video and keep them coming 🥳
Thanks my friend. Yes I'm friends with a few of them. AK and David are awesome.
@@MedellinBuzz no problem at all my friend my pleasure! And that’s super cool I agree I think it’s neat all of you guys who are living or visiting Colombia and putting out some helpful and resourceful content, we need a trio video with all you guys in it :D take care Andrew hope everything’s well with you in Medellin 🥳
Very informative, thank you for going through the neighborhoods and it’s pluses and minuses.
I live in Las Lomas by a creek at the higher elevation of Poblado..I walk through Manila every morning and I love Manila..Las Lomas has panaromic city views of entire city while hearing the creek..I love it..quiet enough to hear birds chirping but only 8 minutes distance to the nightlife.
Yeah, I love that area. I would not mind living there at all.
Wow, that sounds beautiful!
I lived in that apartment complex 5:56. Loved it! It was a little pricey. But it was large enough that they would hire bands to come play on the weekends. Walkable!
LOL this video title is hilarious!
I'd want to live near a basketball court.
Do you have another video or more info about “going the local route” for places to live? We want to come there for at least 2 months
Yes, this video: ua-cam.com/video/joC8oiPJnHI/v-deo.htmlsi=8lOsu_ZWt8t6uPWf
It's my dream to live in Cuidad del Rio, Bosque del Rio is a really nice apartment building.
It is, I love it there.
Thank you for not giving out the secret of La Frontera/San Lucas 😉. Love it there. And finally a video explaining that El Poblado isn't just Lleras.
Yep, both those areas are great. I might have to make a separate video mentioning the rest of El Poblado, haha. Cheers!
Seems this city is fairly modern, which many prefer, but I like places with more traditional character, historic buildings, street venders etc, not malls and glass buildings, for that I can stay in the US, so I’m not sure I’d like Medellin,
anyone know why this guy got deported? Concerned as I've been in the US 44 years and we did everything by the book when I became a us citizen in 2004. I was told colombia does not recognize me being a naturalized US citizen & still considers me a colombian citizen so how did this guy get the boot?
I never got my papers sorted. My sister and parents are like you, dual citizens. You’ve got the best of both worlds. 👍
I loved your report on the city and the apartments rented. But you should do the same reports in FRENCH, or at least put the SUBTITLES in FRENCH and the prices in NUMBERS so that those who don't understand English can understand at least the minimum. He doesn't just have English as a second language.
C'est une excellente idée mon ami. Merci pour la suggestion, je vais y travailler.
How does one find out how well earthquaked proof a particular building might be?
I did some research and found out that Medellin and found that a 2012 study claims that 14% of building would be gravely affected by a big earthquake in Medellin. I've been here for 13 years (lived in SoCal for 26 years, where earthquakes are frequent) and I've never really felt anything alarming here. That being said, if a BIG one hit, I'd say there would be a ton of damage, because Colombia is corrupt, and I'm sure most constructors pay their way to fruition. As for figuring out how well constructed a building is. You can easily get the blueprints for buildings through the city and have an architect check it out.
@@MedellinBuzz Thks. Was just wondering if they had a seismic ratings standard.
Def steer clear of Airbnb. It’s a total rip off. Especially around Christmas time.
How's the crime?
It’s fine for me.
There’s no need to call the rest of Medellin typical privileged folk bs
I respect your opinion, but that won't change mine, lol.