Austin is the most congested city in Texas traffic wise. It is not the best city in Texas. It's turned into California-Congested, Expensive and full of Homeless
Moved to Austin 3 months ago. 100% agree with you. The homeless population is ridiculous, the traffic is horrendous, the heat is unbearable, and its the most expensive city to live in in Texas. I’ve moved a lot throughout my life and usually adapt pretty well. I can genuinely say Austin is the worst place I’ve ever lived
Boulder & Colorado Springs are my favorites on this list! Giving they both are in Colorado! Colorado in general is where I should be living. I’m at least grateful that nowhere in Oregon is on this list! Giving how worse they are than every other state in many ways! But one Colorado city you didn’t include that I think would fit good on this list for next time is Englewood. They are suburb of Denver. And I do want to live in Colorado! But living at least near Denver would be my top choice. That way I can be near all my top favorite teams! Englewood in Colorado again would fit good on this list for next time. So I just thought I’d let you know! That way however those rankings you do in those categories! That can maybe something good to know! But either way! That was a pretty descent list nonetheless.
I'm from Colorado. It's beautiful here BUT so many people have moved here and it's became too populated, expensive and more difficult to get ahead. Looking to move away after 4 decades of living here.
@@jillianwilliams1 Populated or Not! Expensive or not! At least they don’t get half as much rain as Oregon where I’m from! And they are more caring than they are. Maybe they moved there to Colorado to make it populated because they want the 4 Seasons without ongoing rain like they get in Crooked Oregon! Which is the reason I want to live there. You are lucky to have lived in Colorado for that long! But you also should realize how lucky you were to not live in Oregon. Especially for the reason I’d recommend against anyone going there in general.
I have Friends in Greensboro , Winston-Salem, in Détroit Michigan, in Birmingham Alabama, in Shreveport Louisiana , in Tulsa Oklahoma........... They live there since many years (2015) (2017) (2020) ........ They are happy there and safe with good jobs
Naples. You are nuts? Maybe 40 years ago. Now, you live 35 miles from the gulf, and you say you live in Naples? Too much traffic, too many people and too expensive! This video was developed looking at data, I'm sure.
@@mp-sv2cp There are trans and gay here actually, theres just not a big scene, theres even a gay bar that has drag shows. Even some of my coworkers were lesbian
Extremely, the first city is my home town, its just a retirement spot thats also good for raising a family, but its stupidly expensive. It has a Higher average rent than Miami, and al the jobs are service, hospitality, or construction with some real estate. Its just working class families and old retirees, most after high school leave.
10 of your 15 choices are in former slave states. They no longer have the institution, yet remnants of the former Confederacy are ubiquitous! Much of my family are still in; Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia. As a Black Chicagoan/New Yorker, you couldn't pay me to move south!!! "I'm glad I'm not in the land of cotton. Ole times ther are best forgotten" (Get Away, Get Away, Get Away DIXIE LAND!)
Austin is the most congested city in Texas traffic wise. It is not the best city in Texas. It's turned into California-Congested, Expensive and full of Homeless
Downtown really full of homeless and very aggressive to anyone just passed by those tents ⛺️
Moved to Austin 3 months ago. 100% agree with you. The homeless population is ridiculous, the traffic is horrendous, the heat is unbearable, and its the most expensive city to live in in Texas. I’ve moved a lot throughout my life and usually adapt pretty well. I can genuinely say Austin is the worst place I’ve ever lived
Boulder & Colorado Springs are my favorites on this list! Giving they both are in Colorado! Colorado in general is where I should be living. I’m at least grateful that nowhere in Oregon is on this list! Giving how worse they are than every other state in many ways! But one Colorado city you didn’t include that I think would fit good on this list for next time is Englewood. They are suburb of Denver. And I do want to live in Colorado! But living at least near Denver would be my top choice. That way I can be near all my top favorite teams! Englewood in Colorado again would fit good on this list for next time. So I just thought I’d let you know! That way however those rankings you do in those categories! That can maybe something good to know! But either way! That was a pretty descent list nonetheless.
I'm from Colorado. It's beautiful here BUT so many people have moved here and it's became too populated, expensive and more difficult to get ahead. Looking to move away after 4 decades of living here.
@@jillianwilliams1 Populated or Not! Expensive or not! At least they don’t get half as much rain as Oregon where I’m from! And they are more caring than they are. Maybe they moved there to Colorado to make it populated because they want the 4 Seasons without ongoing rain like they get in Crooked Oregon! Which is the reason I want to live there. You are lucky to have lived in Colorado for that long! But you also should realize how lucky you were to not live in Oregon. Especially for the reason I’d recommend against anyone going there in general.
Naples Florida. It's warm year round.
Virginia Beach is an amazing place - highly recommend.
Ewwww
I have Friends in Greensboro , Winston-Salem, in Détroit Michigan, in Birmingham Alabama, in Shreveport Louisiana , in Tulsa Oklahoma........... They live there since many years (2015) (2017) (2020) ........ They are happy there and safe with good jobs
Happy in Birmingham?? That's unbelievable
Naples. You are nuts? Maybe 40 years ago. Now, you live 35 miles from the gulf, and you say you live in Naples? Too much traffic, too many people and too expensive! This video was developed looking at data, I'm sure.
Nothing is better in these areas
Naples FL is the best town ....... for the ones who can afford it! 😅
Lexington, Kentucky, is the best of these 15 cities.
Ty for loading
No to any state that has snow.
Weather Wimp
haha, yes for me, i love snow! but i can see why its not ideal for you, can be annoying at times
Naples = Hot, Humid, Conservative, borring!
Good, no trans and lgbtvshshehsh characters
@@mp-sv2cp There are trans and gay here actually, theres just not a big scene, theres even a gay bar that has drag shows. Even some of my coworkers were lesbian
Won't move to the south.
Minute I heard Austin was on this list, I already knew this list was full of shit
None .
Proud Native Texan and Austin was nice before the tech companies and Californians
dont move to charleston expecting peace
Huntsville alabama haha😂 ur wrong tax expensive because of dod job's. This is a joke video not accurate information
This is a pretty misleading video.
Extremely, the first city is my home town, its just a retirement spot thats also good for raising a family, but its stupidly expensive. It has a Higher average rent than Miami, and al the jobs are service, hospitality, or construction with some real estate. Its just working class families and old retirees, most after high school leave.
10 of your 15 choices are in former slave states. They no longer have the institution, yet remnants of the former Confederacy are ubiquitous! Much of my family are still in; Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia. As a Black Chicagoan/New Yorker, you couldn't pay me to move south!!! "I'm glad I'm not in the land of cotton. Ole times ther are best forgotten" (Get Away, Get Away, Get Away DIXIE LAND!)
Thanks for the info
That is about true.