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Wallnut park is unsafe neighborhood

How are the whales Goodfellow neighborhood is very ghetto a lot of shootings?

I guess some parts of Affton are still affordable but our property values have been on a very quick rise since interest in Affton has increased over the last few years.

I was born here in 1957 and I still live here and I'm here to tell you this city is always been bad even back in the 1960s when I was growing up. Terrible crime and brutality inflicted on innocent people.😢

Everywhere is dangerous.....

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The Peabody area has almost always been the most dangerous area in St. Louis. I grew up in that neighborhood. Why are you surprised. You must not originally be from St. Louis or were sheltered as a child. I lived in the Clinton Peabody Projects. I grew up here.

It's a shame these old homes are wasted on people who don't give a damn about improving themselves or their community.

Please DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS GUY. He doesn’t know what he’s talking about what so ever. He needs to be educated about St. Louis. He’s trying to sell , which I get but stay in the county if ya feel that ways my guy .

Old North St.Louis is on the rebound.. starting to turn around. Slowly but surely.

Move to castle point

Just look at Russian cities. No blks ,no trash ,no crime. Perfect.

Like all great cities. Black is the problem.

Crown Candy, White customers in the daylight, rodded by street apes by night 🌙

Pretty much any area in a 20 mile radius of the Arch is the most dangerous. I haven't been in St Louis in 10 yrs because I have no desire to be Murdered, car jacked, robbed or get into a argument with a DEI ape . Can't even hardly watch the news because of DEI hired news anchors and all the stories are blk this blk that . I say level it and start over 😂

When I was growing up back in the 80s there was a million people that lived in St Louis city and everybody just started moving towards St Charles Jefferson and Washington County

If you're trying to attract people to St Louis and St Louis County area Boeing is doing a lot of hiring right now and they build the f-15ex there

I was born at St Louis City Hospital in 1972 they still had midwives

St Louis is a lot like Detroit it's really got good bones and some of them old brick buildings should be saved

What? Tell me you're not doing this completely from Google maps. You are right here in the city and you can't drive out there and look around for your video? Come on.

Bad leadership what is it two women mayors in succesion terrible terrible leadership needed to resign not because of race or religion or sex they just cannot lead😢😢😢😢 then the city suffers

It is just better to move 2 hours outside west of St Louis mo and build a cabin if you got money grow your own food and get a homestead😂😂😂😂

ever heard of the projects? Thats why it's the worst neighborhood in stl. The others areas in the north side don't have projects like that.

STL has become a cesspool and isn't worth trying to visit at night anymore

Lived in Oakville for most of my life (59yo). Great place to live.

from someone associated w/ gang members, most of stl wont touch you if youre not affiliated. Murders DO occur but its mostly gang violence(i lived all over the city including walnut park)

What a wigged web they weave.

That's some serious negative canthal tilt

Beautiful area.😢😮😅😊

everybody has to park on the street? Nobody has a garage?

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I love St.Louis❤

Brewery tour is not free anymore. Visited there with some out of town guests in Nov of 2022 and was surprised we had to $15 per person. Even the Christmas lights have a charge now

Glad your thinking about relocating to stl born and raised there great place. Just to let you know i moved to Colorado springs a few years ago there has been 8 car break ins and burgleries in the 1 year ive been at my current job,crime is everywhere

Great video one thing though Chesterfield is walkable i live there and walk or ride my bike everywhere 😊

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Love these tours,etc. ! Thanks. Looks so peaceful t here.😢😮😅😊

I highly disagree with your synopsis of diversification in stl. I'm in south county not far from you (Affton/Lemay area) and it's a fairly even mix of ethnicities in my area. I do hate stl though because the people are loud, rude, have overinflated egos, and are seriously belligerent. They're all in your business and mistreat others property as if it was their own. I've had people I do not know come onto my property and sit on my motorcycle when I'm sitting there watching them through an open sliding glass door. In your and my area cars are constantly being broken into. I've hit road debris and damaged my vehicle driving on main interstates in the area. The traffic is so dense you have no time to react. On the other end there are people from West county, Webster, Brentwood, and South county, Oakville, and mehlville. That work desk jobs and treat others like feces under their shoe. You speak of hockey but only people with money and high paying jobs can afford the ice time. So all in St. Louis sucks hard. You speak of diversification of ethnicity but the real issue stems from wealth inequality in the Stl area. Places like Oakville, Mehlville, Chesterfield, Wildwood, Eureka, Webster Groves, Brentwood, Clayton, etc.. They only cater to those families bringing home more than 180k annually. You wonder why people ask what high-school you went to, but more than likely judge others on different criteria that is money related. I'm not from stl but I have lived here now just shy of two decades. I lived in north county during the Ferguson riots over Brown's death. I've also lived in west county in an over priced POS of an apartment with a slumlord, lived in Alton for a few years, Soulard, and now south county. So I experienced a lot of the real stl. While some of your issues with the area seem legit others come off a hair pretentious for somebody living in the Oakville/Mehlville area that spends large sums of money for ice time and ice hockey equipment. I lived in the northeast and played on lakes and in school because it was free aside from skates and sticks. Once I moved to Missouri, I stopped after a year or two because it's not financially responsible. For myself icetime and the equipment were thousands of dollars annually. I'm not saying you're rich or wealthy. I am saying that you are speaking from a place of comfort and privilege that the majority of people in stl cannot understand or relate to.

The main reason the city of St.Louis sucks is that the city of St.Louis is indeed a hoodrat infested area, also as for mountains Missouri does have mountains and they're called the Ozark Mountains (if you go down to Branson) or the St.Francious Mountains in the Ozarks (if you go down to Johnson Shut N's or Taum Saulk Mountain (the highest point in Missouri coming in at 1,772 feet above sea level)).

I MOVED DOWNTOWNE FROM UNIVERSITY CITY...CHEAP RENT. PRAY FOR AN ASTEROID STRIKE !

Pretty area! Beautiful new homes.

Why do you keep moving the mouse pointer all over the place? Is there something wrong?

Things to see downtown: The Arch. The Scott Joplin house. The Field house. The architecture. The Old Courthouse (now being remodeled). Busch Stadium. Enterprise Center (hockey). The Blues Museum. The Soldiers Memorial Museum (newly renovated). The Campbell House. The City Museum. Union Station and the new Aquarium. Ferris Wheel. These are things just off the top of my head. Most of these are family friendly. Of course the restaurant scene has deteriorated due to Covid, but it will return I hope. Also there are so many things to see in Forest Park and the Central West End, which aren't too far from Downtown.

who tf move they family to afghanistan lol

It's not crazy to think about if you only travel through the area during daylight which is a catch 22 of course

Come on now, you don't understand why St. Louis is segregated? Do you think it just happened by accident? No it didn't. There were only certain areas of St. Louis where black people could live. When fair housing laws were enacted and African-Americans could move into more neighborhoods, whites purposely moved out. The realtors scared them into thinking the property values of their homes would decline (because of black people). They declined because every other white person was selling their home at the same time, not because of the color of the residents moving in. The whites who lived in North city, moved to North County. Then when black people moved to North County, now the whites are moving to St. Charles county. South County has to be one of the worse culprits of racial segregation. Don't think areas such as Oakville aren't majority white for a reason. The residents want to keep it that way, but they will not say that outright. St Louis is segregated because it wants to be, not by accident. Oh, and you mention Phoenix, Arizona. I used to live in Phoenix. Leaving there was one of the biggest mistakes of my life. At least out there, as long as you have the money, you can live where you want without there being any pushback from the neighborhood about the color of your skin. That is one of the reasons why Phoenix is growing and St. Louis isn't.

oming from CA... I am considering Missouri/Kansas... I need lots of forest trails for mtb and gravel bike. Not really into cement trails. Also am taking into consideration dreary weather. Grew up in the NW and cant take that for long periods of time Any feedback? Thank you

There's a dedicated preservationist movement in Old North Saint Louis. A really cool container home went in down the street from Crown Candy. Actually drive it instead of using Google Street View.

Did I miss it? I don't think I saw anything north of Lockwood Avenue--like all of North Webster Groves...I'll watch again just in case I missed your tour of North Elm, Cornell, Thornton Ave, Ivory Crockett or Lorraine Davis, etc.