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By Salt Lake City standards, Portland gets no summer or winter, but rather it seems like Spring and Fall all year to me, and the rain is usually light enough that you can ride your bike all year with just a good hoodie.

Can you make a video on Coos Bay?

Jess, I just retired in March. Oregon might make sense since I don't need a job and I will be coming out of a couple of properties that I have equity in to purchase something. Trying to decide whether I want to live on the coast or on a lake. My into to Oregon was looking at Ten Mile Lake in Lakeside. Any other lakes that you might suggest? Thanks,

conservatives familiar with firearms should move here. Three cities ruin an otherwise fantastic state,

If you want to live in beauty and conservative values live anywhere except Portland, Salem, or Eugene. If you really like bad smells, filthy streets, and drugs Portland is where you will enjoy living the most

Oregon sucks

Thank you, this is very helpful!

I moved here from the Midwest. If I had to do it all over again, I would have done it sooner. No sales tax, reasonable property taxes are nice. It is not true that Oregon has high taxes for everyone. Taxes are on a situational basis. Social Security is not taxed, for example. My home is estimated at $780,000. My taxes are $4000.

It sounds wonderful except for snow. I like just a little snow. Not too much.

I moved to Newport 30 years ago. I'm a credentialed professional. I married someone who was born here. Between us, we've raised seven children. From as early as we could discuss the issue, we've told all of them that they could not stay in Newport. Honestly, unless you have some credentials, the incomes here do not support a happy life. They have moved to the Willamette valley and California and all are doing well. The high cost of living and lack of jobs that pay a decent wage that can support a life here are a problem. There are some large businesses such as Georgia Pacific but the mainstays from the past like commercial fishing are slowly going away. Unless you're able to work remotely with the substantial income, the coast is a nice place to visit but I wouldn't recommending trying to make a life here.

I5 Corridor is not the center of Oregon. Please study a map. There is plenty of Oregon east of the Cascades. Otherwise, great video. Thank you.

Just come for a visit. And then go home. Thanks.

Bonito bonito Oregon

thank you for being REAL that it's gray 9 mos out of the year, not 6

2:00 appreciate your honesty.

As others have said your recap of living on the coast spot on. We are fortunate to have retired a couple of years ago and live in Oceanside. There is not a day that goes by where we look left and right on the beaches and feel we are on a deserted island with beach to ourselves. The beauty is unmatched anywhere. A NatGeo photographer lives in Oceanside and claims it is the most beautiful place in the world. I am amazed however how many people do not take advantage of the outdoor activities one can do here, from fishing in the surf, rivers, and jetty’s, to kayaking, boating, crabbing, clamming, hiking, mussel foraging. I think the Oregon coast is the best kept secret. I love the fog rolling in during the summer. One thing we also notice the clouds and sky are always changing during the day and much more dynamic than the even gray that Portland has (our son lives there). And typically the high and low for the day may only vary 5-10 degrees. I have a question if I may since you are a realtor. Is it true the typical coastal realtor will only show properties they list, to perspective buyers, versus showing their buyers properties listed by other realtors as well? That is what we are experiencing in our area on the coast. Very unlike what we were used to in California. Thank you.

Maybe interested in your services, but not for 5-6yrs. Will be moving from Canada to the Tillamook area. I will keep track of your channel. Great video. My wife is American and her family lives in Oregan. We visited during the last superbowl. Go KC❤ anyway as a Canadian raised in a cold climate, i fell in love with the coastal area. The fog in the mornings was something else.

Love your videos, very informative! I am currently moving from Oklahoma City and the taxes here are horrible, is it worse in Porland where I will be relocating?? So confusing these taxes are lol

I’m trying to convince my wife to relocate to Salem, but is very skeptical due to the crime rate there.

I lived in Troutdale in the 60's when my folks bought 8 acres on Cherry Park Road. I didn't see or hear much about the wind blowing down the gorge.

It’s like tops, if you like modern liberalism, rain, and blue-haired lesbians.

I love it when people get to the point ! TY

​@OregonLivingwithJessyRose rise in home cost happens in areas where it becomes overpopulated. It's not just due to the economy. Been living in Oregon since 2005. Prices were affordable for the first 5 years as we saw rent go up pretty fast after 2010, while people from mostly California started moving in, driving the prices way up.

Just don't move to Oregon. It has become overcrowded and way more expensive than it should be. Everything from food to rent has doubled in the past 10 years. Good luck finding an apartment, let alone a home, you won't.

Fall time is the Oregon coasts summer.

What the best part to move n Oregon

I would seriously consider coming for an extended stay visit before considering the move to Oregon. Best to check it out during its less than desirable fall winter seasons to get a real understanding of grey gloomy rain wet and depressing climate that will be a majority of the months of the year. Also be certain to actually research the communities surrounding the area you are considering. Forget Portland or Salem both are pretty much a lost cause hell on earth. But if you enjoy the Seattle style "Chaz" lifestyle, just on a spread out city wide version, then you may actually enjoy either of these larger cities and communities. Anything west of I-5 corridor to the ocean communities would be best to be very leary about and do a lot of homework on why these towns communities are as sparse and isolated as they appear to be. Youll be shocked on who, how they are dictated and ran. City council and local government are usually very left wing liberalism heavy. And the Boss Hogs of these communities dont like giving up control by having a lot of newer non-conforming people in their tightly controlled communities. Status and titles along with the prestige of small town predominant status is key to their survival. Most are long term locals that will not defy their community masters and dislike newcomers. Just a peice of advice and my own personal opinion based on experience.

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I want to move from Phoenix AZ to Oregon, but have low income. Any good cities that arent crazy with crime? How is Eugene and Salem for costs?

Not if you're smart, no . But keep lying to people

Thats not true. Check out how the access to the ghost forest is in neskowin oregon

can you do a video about Pendleton and Hermiston Oregon and the greater Umatilla county?

Nope! Keep it to yourself please!!

If you are coming from California, then no.

Thank you Jessy Rose,

Hi Jessy, do you have video of Roseburg Oregon area (zip 97470)? Thank you!

I moved to Portland in 1976 when it was voted most livable city in the US..no doubt it has fallen some since then...and thats too bad because it was and is gorgeous there.. but now downtown is ruined the beautiful glass buildings ruined due to riot and robbery...and instead of a beautiful modern city you see homelessness..death and distruction everywhete...i have hopes it can be saved..but doubts it will be...

Yes the rain and snow and cold is terrible up here in Oregon but worse than that are the idiotic failed liberal policies that have made this place almost unlivable.

I spent time in Hood River back in the 1970s. Although I am partial to the Eastern US, I would have to say that Hood River must be one of the most beautiful places in the world.

Hey Jessy, my wife and I are looking at Oregon as our next place to live. We're coming from Phoenix, AZ but we both grew up in the Midwest (seasons and proper weather are welcomed). What would you recommend we check out in or near Bend when we visit later this year (likely Summer time).

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What kind of house could I get for $250,000. Cash. No mortgage. Prefer one level. No lot rent. Along the I- 5 corridor.

Is winter always bad like this year . No power, icey roads, broken pipes? Pendleton area

Please delve into eastern Oregon.

Portland is a poor place to move to Gladstone or way out not inside the city limits. The Liberals here won't do anything but let the squatters and homeless people land anywhere they want to and you can't do a damn thing about it

I actually like the rainy days, I missed it this summer. We moved here from Southern Florida in January 2022.

Californicating oregon one video at a time! Delete this video!

Yes move to Oregon, crime, defunded police, murder rate increases, homelessness(trash everywhere), drugs(needles everywhere homeless at and around their camps), wokeness, riots, all the major business moved away. Keep voting radically further left blue.

How about happy valley

I talk to Californians taht have recently moved here and they all hate it. They say it's depressing. The rain is nice for about a month and then it just sucks for like 7 months straight if you live in the valley. Don't be fooled.