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It's definitely a benefit, being so close and connected. Where do you live now?

Seattle proper. Love everything about it but COL is very high 😎

@@kevintodaro8501 If you've got the ability to relocate you should come and check out Philly!

Agreed!

I'll keep this in mind!

@@us-unclesam6566 awesome You're really good at finding stats! You should make a video about it 🙂

Copy and paste from WIKI.

Thank you Charlie! That makes me happy 🙂

No doubt!

Is this a statement or a question?

Not sure, I've never loved in Manhattan

Not if you move to PA 😉

Great question but I'm not the one you wanna ask.

@johnsullivan3375 exactly! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Are you asking which neighborhoods would be far northeast? Or are you asking me to make videos about the far northeast?

@MaximizeYourHome the latter. Far Northeast Philly is always ignored

@@NathanAponte hey Nathan I accidentally replied from my other channel "Maximize your Home" BUT I totally agree. The far northeast is my favorite. I do a lot of business in the northeast like Somerton, Rhawnhurst, Parkwood and Morrell Park. I am lagging on my newest release but you'll be happy to know that it includes N.E. Philly!

@@LivinginGPP Looking forward to it! Don't forget Fox Chase and Pine Valley!!

Nathan this weekend I'm posting a video that will include Fox Chase, Bustleton and Torresdale. I hope you like it!

I agree @angelamwatts things need to change. I don't hang out in Philly at night for events like concerts and so forth the way I used to.

@randorific333 you are absolutely correct about both of those things. There is also an exit tax if you leave NJ within a certain amount of time of moving there! A lot of retirees from NJ & NY are coming to PA. Whenever I am helping a buyer who is trying to decide between PA & NJ, I always make sure they're aware of these differences. Young people don't seem to care. And often you can get "more house" for less money in NJ then in the PA suburbs. So there's a trade off for sure. There are parts of NJ with low property taxes too. And for people who want more land and still be close to Philly, you definitely find more options for less cost in NJ.

@@LivinginGPP Thanks so much for the details! I'll be planning a trip next year (first time) to check out Philadelphia with the possibility of relocating. What's going to be important to me is walkability (I don't own nor want a car), feeling safe (being a senior gay), accessibility to SEPTA, and being within 20 mins. from the Gayborhood. I'll check out your other videos!

@@randorific333 You will find lots of great options for what you need and luckily even most of our suburbs are well connected with public transportation. When you're ready to dive deeper or have any questions feel free to reach out to me.

@kaydublin5164 are you still in Richboro? I have family in Richboro who absolutely love it there.

@@LivinginGPP no unfortunately I’m in Dublin, 30 minutes away, my in-laws have a home on 2nd st pike.

@@kaydublin5164 Dublin is a beautiful area too!

@elijahmatthew5270 I'm sorry it was a rough time growing up. There are lots of opportunities here for young people, with or without a degree.

@jedinumber1817 which do you like better?

@@LivinginGPP Well since I'm from Philly and I've been to Pitt I would say Pitt over Philly

Yeah I agree! It's definitely dated and needs an overhaul.

@sicpup-qg4xl I live very close to L-town and lots of family members who live there. It is a great choice!

@margretpinehaven2 I don't blame you! It's beautiful along the creek.

@OriginalStraight thanks! I am happy you enjoyed the twist. 😉

@Gunnercv TBH me too, but I live here! 🤣🤣😂😂

thanks!

@yoniwan2343 thanks!

@fredtaylor6079 you were one of the original residents! Nice to meet you :) I live VERY close to Levittown and many of my relatives live there. And I have been to Manhattan Beach CA, it's beautiful so I can't blame you for staying put!

I do agree you gotta watch yourself in certain areas! Make sure you're not speeding or doing anything dumb cuz the cops are bored. Thanks a good sign though! Less crime if the cops are that bored, right?

@CACTUS48 what in the world are you even talking about?

@@LivinginGPP When the Zombies attack you for your property you will know what's it is all about...

@@LivinginGPP I have written and E-Mailed the UST Upper Southampton police and Bucks County DA's Office several times over the last 25 years with no results, I stopped by the UST police station one time, and officer said they were not going to do anything about it... I will stay on their case... Muckraker News - Hate Surge: The Bucks County DA’s Office must admit they know of this problem: There are people who have been making severe electronic sounds in Bucks County Pennsylvania and most likely the Northeast United States for 25 years and more. The sounds are around private property and at county facilities, District Court, Court House, Correctional Facilities, Parole Office and Township Facilities. At the BCCF, Bucks County Corrections Facility, there are even severe electronic pulsing sounds in some inmate’s cells in the middle of the night, trying to provoke them, they are trying to force inmates from their properties. The same electronic sounds have been used throughout Bucks County Pennsylvania for the last 25 years and longer, to bother honest citizens trying to force them from their jobs and properties. A waste of Tax-Payer’s money… They have made it known that they are going to privatize the community. They have the electronic technology to make electronic sounds 24/7. These sounds may be, (voices, noises, tones, pulses, waves, hissing, vibrator) and Doppler effect frequency shifts. The electronic sounds are on the highways and roads and are a driving and pedestrian hazard. They want you to walk in front of a ‘Tractor Trailer’. The severe electronic sounds are making people sick and ill. This is very reckless behavior, we don't think we need to smile and take a picture, something has to be done about it now. The community has had problems with these people for the last 25 years and more, the police have done nothing to stop it, there has been property damage, individuals have been drugged and jobs lost. We do not want Electronic Sounds on our properties. If nothing is going to be done about it, people must be protected and made known of these problems. A stand-up news conference would be a good start to tell everyone what is known, what kind of electronics equipment is being used and what is going to be done about it. The county must be pro-active about these problems, the further problems have gotten down the road, the more serious the problems have become for everyone. It has never been reported on, it is a News Media ‘News Game’. The Group Thinkers use the community silence as consent and momentum to propel them forward, unopposed.

@@LivinginGPP I have written and E-Mailed the UST Upper Southampton police and Bucks County DA's Office several times over the last 25 years with no results, I stopped by the UST police station one time, and officer said they were not going to do anything about it... I will stay on their case... Muckraker News - Hate Surge: The Bucks County DA’s Office must admit they know of this problem: There are people who have been making severe electronic sounds in Bucks County Pennsylvania and most likely the Northeast United States for 25 years and more. The sounds are around private property and at county facilities, District Court, Court House, Correctional Facilities, Parole Office and Township Facilities. At the BCCF, Bucks County Corrections Facility, there are even severe electronic pulsing sounds in some inmate’s cells in the middle of the night, trying to provoke them, they are trying to force inmates from their properties. The same electronic sounds have been used throughout Bucks County Pennsylvania for the last 25 years and longer, to bother honest citizens trying to force them from their jobs and properties. A waste of Tax-Payer’s money… They have made it known that they are going to privatize the community. They have the electronic technology to make electronic sounds 24/7. These sounds may be, (voices, noises, tones, pulses, waves, hissing, vibrator) and Doppler effect frequency shifts. The electronic sounds are on the highways and roads and are a driving and pedestrian hazard. They want you to walk in front of a ‘Tractor Trailer’. The severe electronic sounds are making people sick and ill. This is very reckless behavior, we don't think we need to smile and take a picture, something has to be done about it now. The community has had problems with these people for the last 25 years and more, the police have done nothing to stop it, there has been property damage, individuals have been drugged and jobs lost. We do not want Electronic Sounds on our properties. If nothing is going to be done about it, people must be protected and made known of these problems. A stand-up news conference would be a good start to tell everyone what is known, what kind of electronics equipment is being used and what is going to be done about it. The county must be pro-active about these problems, the further problems have gotten down the road, the more serious the problems have become for everyone. It has never been reported on, it is a News Media ‘News Game’. The Group Thinkers use the community silence as consent and momentum to propel them forward, unopposed.

@@CACTUS48 that cleared it up......

@bayouboodleeboo1317 yes there are!

@allyberry33 that is so sweet, thank you!

@allyberry33 Thank you and I'm happy you enjoyed it!

@buickguyENC I do not think it's going to affect the neighborhood as a whole but I'm curious about what happens to the building. It's sad that these schools raking in tons of money from tuition and donors can't get their financial act together.

Agreed it is so expensive in Bucks. And the last relocator I recommended Doylestown too said the same thing about the PPL they met! Luckily they only rented a hotel there for a few days while they felt out the area and those nearby. Lancaster is a hot spot these days. You must have purchase a little while ago? I don't do business in Lancaster since it's so far but I did read that the prices have risen quite a bit out there too.

@@LivinginGPP Yes, my late wife and I moved here 11 yrs ago and bought a 1990s townhouse in a small quiet dev, 1800sq' for $180k, and today it's worth at least $260k. Yeah it's a desirable area and the growth is tremendous but painful at rush hour. There are still bargains to be found but you really have to spend the time looking but be ready to act given the market these days.

We’re in Bucks county but once we retire we’re really contemplating Lititz in Lancaster county. Not the cheapest place out there but we love it. I’m just afraid it’s going to get too built up. I don’t mind the tourism part like some too much as long as it isn’t too bad. The tourism dollars keeps the restaurants and bars afloat.

@@chrisd4432 Yeah it is getting built up more and more thanks to the livability factor, just stay off of Lititz Pk during rush hour and you'll be fine.

@@markdecker6190 yes I've been on Lititz Pike during rush hour. Our only son will be going to college next year if he ends up close by the wife and I might retire there. Right now it's about the perfect mix- real nice walkable downtown, low crime ( hopefully stays that way ), and you can get a suburban lot type house or a bit more rural and still be a stones throw from town.

@bjt81366 agreed and that's exactly why I made this video! 🙂

@@LivinginGPP Philly is the best of both worlds. We do have the creature quiet places that you can find in Pittsburgh as well as the low price housing for a big city. But we also have the Fast-Paced urban jungle filled with amazing restaurants. Fine art + world class culture that you can find in New York. If you move to Philadelphia and live around the Art Museum area, you will find serenity in quiet parks. However, if you choose to live in the Rittenhouse square area, you'll find bustling city streets, cafes and neon everywhere. But the cost of living is so much lower than New York and there's so much more to do than Pittsburgh.

@@bjt81366 You are so right about Philly! And that's why we love it. 😀

At the end of the day, people are basically the same in America. However Philly is a strong east coast atmosphere especially when you do road trips to NYC and Jersey. Pittsburgh has more of a Midwest vibe and feels less east coast. A Pittsburgh person is more likely to not know Jersey but will know Ohio areas

@thomashuston9180 Thank you for the compliment and I'm happy you enjoyed the video! To answer your question, I typically concentrate my real estate business activities within a 20 mile radius of where I live which is Bristol Borough PA. That includes parts of New Jersey too. However, I have helped buyers and sellers further away and even other states as I have a nationwide network. If you need anything at all feel free to reach out to me anytime. 🙂

Thanks for watching!

I guess if you download the weather apps it's more predictable!

@BLUEWOLF8300 YUP! There really are naked bike runs once a year. Where do you live now?

@@LivinginGPP very interesting!

@jimfaust6342 Agreed! Philly is best!

In my experience none of my Philly friends have ever been to Pittsburgh. I think part of the reason is because there’s so many places to visit on the east coast like New York, Jersey, Washington DC, etc. Plus Pittsburgh doesn’t get much media attention so it kind of stays “invisible” in American culture (outside of sports)

@@ramencurry6672 So true. I have been to Pittsburgh. But it doesn't get the same attention Philly does.

@seanoslin5299 where are you now Sean?

@@LivinginGPP my company moved me to Puerto Rico for a couple of years. I own a house near downtown San Antonio

@@seanoslin5299 I need to visit Puerto Rico I heard it's beautiful.

@@seanoslin5299 Think you mean San Juan