If you're considering moving to Fort Collins or Northern Colorado, we would love to help! You can give me a call at 970-893-3533 or send an email to: patrick@soukuprealestate.com - Otherwise, thank you for watching!!
Except a few subdivisions designed by east coasters... have SOME streets that dont allow parking on both sides AND 2 lanes for unimpeded traffic. But generally, yes, wide streets!
Absolutely love Fort Collins. This is where we will move once we retire. We visit 2-3 times a year and have fallen in love with the town. You didn't talk about the parks around town. There are quite a few for the size. Maybe include the tennis and pickle ball court options. We have played in four different parks there in town. Love your videos and love FOCO. Looking forward to retirement there.
@@nancyayers8322 to some. But not all. Some it checks all the boxes and may be a bit more expensive then other areas, far exceeds many of the lifestyle opportunities
Anybody planning on moving here from California? Don’t bring your Democrat bullshit with you. Don’t do it if you’re gonna be a Democrat and you are woke left liberal stay the fuck out of Fort Collins. Got enough idiots here already.
Oh, please do the bus for a week. My car broke down recently and I took the bus. It is very enlightening. If more people would take the bus, we could help make it better! It is still free, too, which is convenient.
We are from here and remember all the farmland developers mowed over to erect housing developments resulting in our higher grocery prices. Thanks for that. We remember it was rare to see graffiti or trash. Now there is a number to ring up for graffiti and trash is everywhere. We rarely saw homelessness and that’s extremely common. Especially around the Mavericks where they used to be at the CDOT near 25. So many transplants drove up the cost of living not thinking about the people who lived here and their livelihoods. Thanks for that. I know, I know, “It’s your right to be here!” It’s not simply about what is your right, but what is morally right when someone changes the entire experience and system of where you move to. What was a town of 60,000 people and you could walk around not smelling marijuana everywhere it was like a Norman Rockwell painting. Whoever started telling people to move here should be slapped. What made where they were leaving so terrible that they had to come to Fort Collins and turn it into what they left.
NOBODY told people to move here. The SUCKAGE that is DENVER drove people to AVOID Denver and they wanted to see mountains everyday. Its not rocket science or some conspiracy.
I live in Fort Collins and I definitely don’t smell marijuana wherever I go. Grocery prices are high no matter where you live, I shop at several grocery stores in Windsor (small town east of Fort Collins) and prices there are the SAME. Homeless people have always been everywhere in cities, big or small. I’m not even gonna cover the rest of your false claims. Why are you lying so much?
@@TheAceOfCubs so you’re living in Windsor or Fort Collins? They are not the same city. We did not have homelessness in our town like this, for those of us that grew up here we know. The “outskirts of town” was where Council Tree Target/Lowes and the new library was built. Everyone claims to be for the climate and protection of the planet but when it comes down to taking actual action like not building where the water comes from I.E. the Rocky Mountains and the river systems that feed into the farmlands where American food production supports its agricultural output all the sudden they have “rights to be here” or “those aren’t facts”. I guess climate change really isn’t real, and the Rocky Mountains don’t need trees, and everyone has their rights to mow down nature to build McMansions that suck up natural resources. As long as you’re having fun who cares about the environment and subsequent generations. Why not.
I’d say 80-90% of the time. I think there’s 10-20% that are pretty extreme and will hate you if you’re on the other side. Most are open to having a conversation and are respectful
Really you think it's that high? I would say 10 to 5% are / can be rude. I have lived Ft.Collins for 62 years nice to hear from younger native.@@LivinginFortCollinsColorado
@@judithsersen3767 I like that better! And agree with it too. Fort Collins may not be the place where everyone knows everyone anymore, but it still has a foundation in kindness I believe!
The transit system in my mind I've lived here 30 plus years is and has been catered too CSU college students only now with that being said it used to be before COVID, a little bit more robust. But since then, I know that they have struggled to find employees to operate the buses. In all these videos that people put out about Fort Collins, nobody mentions The train that drives through the center of Fort Collins, from North to South, that sometimes can cause delays, and you might as well take a nap. Especially on the North end of town at Leman and Riverside. Mulberry and Riverside in the North end of college. And I would not retire here. It's way too expensive, unless you're quite wealthy. There's much less expensive with still good activities and things to do other than Fort Collins.
If you're considering moving to Fort Collins or Northern Colorado, we would love to help! You can give me a call at 970-893-3533 or send an email to: patrick@soukuprealestate.com - Otherwise, thank you for watching!!
Awesome video my friend! Visiting this summer to see if we want to move to FC!
Love it! Reach out if you have any questions :-)
Wide streets too
For sure! It makes a difference too :-)
Except a few subdivisions designed by east coasters... have SOME streets that dont allow parking on both sides AND 2 lanes for unimpeded traffic. But generally, yes, wide streets!
Absolutely love Fort Collins. This is where we will move once we retire. We visit 2-3 times a year and have fallen in love with the town. You didn't talk about the parks around town. There are quite a few for the size. Maybe include the tennis and pickle ball court options. We have played in four different parks there in town. Love your videos and love FOCO. Looking forward to retirement there.
Love it! It’s catering to so many different phases of life! Super exciting :-)
It's expensive to retire here!
@@nancyayers8322 to some. But not all. Some it checks all the boxes and may be a bit more expensive then other areas, far exceeds many of the lifestyle opportunities
Anybody planning on moving here from California? Don’t bring your Democrat bullshit with you. Don’t do it if you’re gonna be a Democrat and you are woke left liberal stay the fuck out of Fort Collins. Got enough idiots here already.
Public transport video 🙏
Going to film it next week 😅🥵 Wish me luck!
Oh, please do the bus for a week. My car broke down recently and I took the bus. It is very enlightening. If more people would take the bus, we could help make it better! It is still free, too, which is convenient.
I did! It’s better than I thought but still very minimal! There’s a video on my page :-)
We are from here and remember all the farmland developers mowed over to erect housing developments resulting in our higher grocery prices. Thanks for that.
We remember it was rare to see graffiti or trash. Now there is a number to ring up for graffiti and trash is everywhere. We rarely saw homelessness and that’s extremely common. Especially around the Mavericks where they used to be at the CDOT near 25. So many transplants drove up the cost of living not thinking about the people who lived here and their livelihoods. Thanks for that.
I know, I know, “It’s your right to be here!” It’s not simply about what is your right, but what is morally right when someone changes the entire experience and system of where you move to.
What was a town of 60,000 people and you could walk around not smelling marijuana everywhere it was like a Norman Rockwell painting.
Whoever started telling people to move here should be slapped. What made where they were leaving so terrible that they had to come to Fort Collins and turn it into what they left.
like YOUR take wouldnt MAKE people want to move here... NIMBY. Nothing wrong with smelling pot. Pot is healthier than BEER.
NOBODY told people to move here. The SUCKAGE that is DENVER drove people to AVOID Denver and they wanted to see mountains everyday. Its not rocket science or some conspiracy.
I live in Fort Collins and I definitely don’t smell marijuana wherever I go. Grocery prices are high no matter where you live, I shop at several grocery stores in Windsor (small town east of Fort Collins) and prices there are the SAME. Homeless people have always been everywhere in cities, big or small. I’m not even gonna cover the rest of your false claims.
Why are you lying so much?
@@TheAceOfCubs so you’re living in Windsor or Fort Collins? They are not the same city. We did not have homelessness in our town like this, for those of us that grew up here we know. The “outskirts of town” was where Council Tree Target/Lowes and the new library was built. Everyone claims to be for the climate and protection of the planet but when it comes down to taking actual action like not building where the water comes from I.E. the Rocky Mountains and the river systems that feed into the farmlands where American food production supports its agricultural output all the sudden they have “rights to be here” or “those aren’t facts”.
I guess climate change really isn’t real, and the Rocky Mountains don’t need trees, and everyone has their rights to mow down nature to build McMansions that suck up natural resources. As long as you’re having fun who cares about the environment and subsequent generations. Why not.
Great video is it open minded and gay friendly? Coming from Orlando Fl that’s important for me. Thanks
I’d like to think so, yes. We’ve worked with a fair amount of gay folks who have moved here. They all seem to like it
Its a college town. But there are NO gay clubs that I know about. Only an hour to Denver tho.
@@danielgriffith8911 True - There used to be one off of Mulberry, but correct, friends head down to Denver mostly.
how’s the political climate? do people respect each other?
I’d say 80-90% of the time. I think there’s 10-20% that are pretty extreme and will hate you if you’re on the other side. Most are open to having a conversation and are respectful
Really you think it's that high? I would say 10 to 5% are / can be rude. I have lived Ft.Collins for 62 years nice to hear from younger native.@@LivinginFortCollinsColorado
@@judithsersen3767 I like that better! And agree with it too. Fort Collins may not be the place where everyone knows everyone anymore, but it still has a foundation in kindness I believe!
The political environment is extremely woke left liberal and if that’s what you are, don’t come here, we got enough of that shit going on already
@@jilleisenberg2532 Yeesh. Dont know about this comment, lol
Excellent and very honest. Living in Fort Collins is an incredible life!
Thank you! Couldn’t agree more :-)
The transit system in my mind I've lived here 30 plus years is and has been catered too CSU college students only now with that being said it used to be before COVID, a little bit more robust. But since then, I know that they have struggled to find employees to operate the buses. In all these videos that people put out about Fort Collins, nobody mentions The train that drives through the center of Fort Collins, from North to South, that sometimes can cause delays, and you might as well take a nap. Especially on the North end of town at Leman and Riverside. Mulberry and Riverside in the North end of college. And I would not retire here. It's way too expensive, unless you're quite wealthy. There's much less expensive with still good activities and things to do other than Fort Collins.
Thanks for your input and insight :-)