Pros And Cons of Living in Carson City Nevada [BETTER THAN RENO NEVADA?]
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- Pros And Cons of Living in Carson City Nevada - Are you moving to or relocating to Reno Nevada or Carson Nevada and wondering exactly what it is like to Live here in Carson City Nevada?
In this video we discuss all the pros and cons of living in Carson City Nevada especially compared to the pros and cons of living in Reno Nevada
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Carson City Weather Report:
If it isn't raining
And it isn't snowing
Then the wind is blowing.
yep basicly
I've lived in Carson City for over 8 years now and I really like it here as far as the small town feel goes. The crime rate wasn't mentioned in this video and I don't know what it is but it seems relatively low overall. My neighbors can leave things such as bicycles out in the front yard overnight, sometimes several overnights and nobody steals them. Also, I see very little graffiti here which is really nice. Those things said, I personally feel the winters here are a bit harsher than was stated. Finally, if ONE thing were to get me to move away from here, it would definitely be the frequent high winds. They are very irritating and can be destructive.
Great info, thank you Mark!!
Just depends where you live in Carson
@@desertgrowndank7256
What areas of carson city have less wind? I'm thinking of moving in March
Thank you for info
What a fucking girl
Great video, very informative! Another pro from what I've been learning about is the hiking and biking trails around Carson City.
Thank you!! Yes, that video is in the pipeline and will be coming soon.
You guys need to give more details like cost of housing, more on summers and winters. What are water rates, cost of utilities, low taxes?
Born and raised in So Calif. Move to CC in 1976. Left CC twice, for various reasons; one stint in Tulsa OK and another in So. Indiana, but came back HOME to CC. I think this is THE BEST place to live. Regarding the wind, that was one thing that was the most dificult to get used to, but I barely notice it now, 47 years later LOL Winter 2022/2023 was harsh, but not normal. I love being near Lake Tahoe. I love the sunny blue skies and clean/dry air. (I HATE humidity) 😁 I can't think of anywhere else I'd rather live.
Yup , I love Carson ..😊
About how many days a year is there "smoke" from the wildfires? Thanks
@@kthippie6004 Hi, not sure if you meant to ask the content creator this question; I just watched their video and am by no means an expert on such matters, but I'll tell you what I know about the smoke from wildfires in CC. It all depends on the size of the fires and where they're located, but for example, the Rim Fire in Yosemite CA in 2013, which is a few hundred miles from CC, it was VERY smoky all summer. There have been several fires in Northern CA to our west in the past recent years that caused a great deal of smoky issues. You can probably do a web search for more in-depth info on No Calif fires. Hope this helps.
@@vivianlawrence778 Thank you, this was very helpful.
I'm from Oakland and I live in Tulsa now looking to moved to that area Carson. Or trucker CA
Good info. We're considering retiring to the Reno/ Carson City area in the next year or so.
It's a great spot. Reach out when you do. We'd love to help.
I'm from back east (Pennsylvania) but have traveled extensively when I worked. I have been to Carson City several times and am now 90 but have always thought of living in the Carson City area. Don't think I will make it this time around but if I have a next time on this earth, Carson City is my choice.
Jim
Hatboro, PA
Love it!!!!!
Great vlog
.I need to know more about Carson city..house place hospitality
Hey Aumi, Carson City housing is a little more affordable than Reno with close proximity to Reno and Lake Tahoe. Shoot us an email reno@realagentnow.com and we can set up a call to get you some more information!!
Nice videos guys and you look great! 🙂
Thank you Kimberly!!!
What about mobile/module homes in the Gardnerville/Minden areas do you guys help people find one ?
Love it. Heatwaves in summer and cold snaps in the winter with snow. Minden Gardnerville are colder and snowyer
This recent snow has been fun :)
I escaped from The California Communist Party (CCP) three years ago and moved to Lyon County. As an introvert, I absolutely love living out here. No one bothers you, yet most people are friendly.
Ahhh Commiefornia, don't bring your communism to Nevada.
This might be my sign. I'm also an introvert and looking to get away from nosy azz ppl and out of these horrible long depressing Wisconsin winters.
How is the water supply? The internet ok? Nearest hospital?
Reno basically connects to carson city and garnervile minden. Tahoe just up the hill. I live close to these towns. Northern nevada is a great place to live. We have everything here. Every town is about 15 mins away from each other. Reno is a large city in a small valley but its grown in every direction and is big enough
Agreed Jamie!!
A lot of the intro shots were Lake Tahoe. Carson isnt far at all, but its not accurate to use Lake Tahoe photos.
I'll be there soon, it will be my first time and I'm looking forward to it...but I have asthma. Is elevation an issue there? Thanks for any help
To be honest I haven't heard of the elevation being an issue for anyone with asthma.
Looking forward to relocating to Carson City this coming Spring. I will rent until my health insurance business takes off.
Once it takes off, give us a shout Michael. We'd love to help!!
Which cities would you recommend around Reno/Carson for the younger crowd?
For the younger crowd I would definitely recommend Reno over Carson City. Reach out and we can discuss in depth, but I highly recommend the Idlewild area. It's right on the Truckee River, far enough from downtown, but a short walk.
Regarding the weather : When you say its hot we are a dessert-- is it anything compared to Las Vegas 105-115??
Definitely not as hot as Las Vegas. We might hit triple digits a couple days out of the year.
Another great and informative video Joe. One question. How is Carson City for those looking for a 55+ community/home development? This could be with single family or townhome, as long as amenities are ample for the community. Thanks.
We have lived in Carson for 5 years and before that we were in the Gardnerville Ranchos since 2007. One thing I have noticed is there are so many 55+ communities and apartments/townhouses. We are trying to move into a bigger place and every listing that matches our criteria and in our price range is 55+ 😂
@@SandeJune Thank you so much for the reply and info. I'll do some research into 55+ in Carson City. In the meantime, are there any that stick out to you as a really good 55+ community? Thanks again.
How is the availability of general contractors and/or tradesmen to rehab a home?
Great question Rebecca. We definitely have a couple GC's that we've worked with in the past, but due to demand, they are pretty booked out.
Rent seems astronomical there in Carson -- I currently live in the Denver area and never thought I'd see higher rent than this outside of CA. Is it feasible to live in Reno and commute to Carson during the winter? Is the Reno/Carson area friendly to tiny homes (on wheels)?
exactly and a slow economy.
ive seen a few
There are definitely some different options. Shoot us an email and we can discuss in depth.
Reno / Carson area were more affordable than CA a long time ago but not so much anymore. I was born in Reno. Family moved to CA Bay Area when I was young. Now I'm almost priced out of both. Rents are not lower in Reno / Carson, and most of the rentals there are really ugly.
Where I live (Texas) just rooms go from 700$ to 900$ pay is from 11$ to 13$ per hour, basically it got too expensive to live anywhere. Seems Carson is way cheaper and higher job pay. Here in Texas we seen a mass exodus causing massive inflation in many things.
I'm looking for land to build a custom home, can u help?
How much $ are the property taxes per 100K? Is there a sales tax, and what is it per dollar? Is natural gas, public water and sewer common in most homes for heating and cooking?
Paul, we can go into detail when you reach out.
I lived in CC in the mid 70s. Also in Gardenerville and New Washoe City. Went back for the first time last year. Much nicer in the 70s.
That is for sure!!!
America was 100x better in the 70's.
I’d love to live in an area like that!
I guess it is all relative.
The winds here in Colorado this season have been upwards of 100 mph and blowing over semi-trucks.
It was -15 at one point and in some cases we get blizzards that make it impossible to travel.
You literally can’t see the house across the street.
But there is something to that small town vibe that nothing else can compare to, especially now days.
Thats for sure. We've also seen some crazier winds than what we're used to. Not 100mph, but 40-60.
About how many days a year is there "smoke" from the wildfires? Thanks
Each year is definitely different, but this summer we’ve had 1 maybe 2 days of wildfire smoke and the AQI hit 100+.
Was just in sand harbor lake last week ( July 2021) and adding Carson city to my short list of potential places to move to, coming from Florida for reference.
Curious about the wind mentioned on this video. When is the worst time of the year it typically occurs? I’d like to experience it, to see if that’s something can live with.
How was the water levels at Sand Harbor?
@Suzette Carter: The wind is entirely unpredictable. There is no "worst time of the year" for it. It's a day-to-day, week-to-week, month-to-month kind of thing (*emphasis on "day-to-day"*). However, *I* am here, and available. So... what else ya need to know?
;^D
What about renting in carson not looking to buy but rent
What about the water situation, with all the shortage and conservation? What about homeless issues?
After this winter we are over 230% of our normal precipitation. Which is amazing!!!
Great video coming up next June from Tuolumne ( To - wall - you - me ) Ca to look for a home and 14 years Casino experience
Right on Erik, gives us a shout when you make it over. We'd love to help!!
@@LivinginRenoNevadawill do I'm just on the other side of the Sonora Pass after Twain Harte and Dodge Ridge is my local ski resort
@@Trump20-24 - Hey Erik, shoot us an email, we'd love to chat!!
Prepare for a California repeat! It's same prices, homeless problems, drug infested, illigal migrated, con. Just because they throw millions of tax💲 into "art restoration" with a few statues and such won't magically make the above disappear! Good luck but you'll surely be disappointed! No longer a retirement based, small town.
#Erik T. Olson.... Better have deep pockets and patience cause it's Californians town now.
thinking of moving from the east coach are people friendly?
The West Coast is the Best Coast!!!!
I enjoyed your video! Great info and Reno\ Carson are so beautiful
Thank you!!!
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NIC is a solid venue.!!!
I'm sure it's impossible to find a place to rent there as well.
It's definitely not easy..
Yeah all the commies from California ruined it.
Genoa I believe is the first settlement in Nevada ..
wrong, its Dayton
@@susanbeasley723 lol not true go look at your history books
@@shaneWARs1 I lived it. HERE FOR 47 YEARS
@@shaneWARs1 Its Dayton Nevada. they had to change it because the history was wrong.
Trust me they have not changed it genoa is the first settlement in 1850 Dayton wasn't a settlement in tell a few years later because of the gold rush then Virginia city . Please don't get information off Wikipedia anyone can change it it's not real information
You guys said “small town feel “ lol you said “55,000” people omg that’s big too me I live in a town with 2,000 and some people
Haha touche, it is all subjective.
No Info on Housing Cost?
Hey Curt, look at some of our updated videos.
I would love to be a tv show i need a videographer's willing to work with me or teach me twitch
You crammed a 5 minute video into 17 minutes
WOW... The only thing I can understand about this video is that they poor poor microphones out in Reno
Our new videos have better volume.
I wouldn't mind coming to Carson City but I'm not sure about the diversity or if the residents are friendly there..
I live in Carson city it’s calm
no dont come
@@susanbeasley723 - Why shouldn't I come?
@@jameseaton28 csnt really tell you what to do, but its not a great ss it used to be.
It's not "diverse" that's a well known fact.... Reno on the other hand, is. However, crime is higher now than in the last 20 years. Facts.
Carson Tahoe is a great hospital? Have you seen there reviews? Lol.
Most hospitals will have negative reviews to be fair.
Is it more expensive than Reno
Carson City is cheaper.
can you still get houses for under 200k
Nope. Low to mid 300s and it won't be pretty. 400+ for something halfway decent.
Hey Jeff, it really depends on location. Under 200k is a struggle, but it can be done.
@@LivinginRenoNevada how can i get a house under 250000 im about to move to a 2nd choice state
no 400,000 plus
very low wages
Income needed for a 500k mortgage? A $500k mortgage with a 4.5% interest rate for 30 years and a $10k down-payment will require an annual income of $121,582 to qualify for the loan. lol
Shit! For a half million dollar home you better have at least $75,000 down and your credit needs to be high 700's at least.
and we dont have income like thst in nevada
and that's why you reach out to a professional. You can purchase a home with 3% down pending credit. Shoot us an email.
@@LivinginRenoNevada Dear Living: You sound like Nevada brokers referring people to certain entities.
You people better ask God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost to show you what I’m trying to tell you and others! Share this!
No.
Jobs?
When I lived in Carson City it was like Mayberry. I was essentially the only black person in town and when I graduated high school the population was 26,094. I remember them saying at the time that it was the fastest-growing city in the United States. That stat didn't concern me at the time, but now with a population of well over double at 58,993, the city has lost much of its charm. I visited a couple of years back and it was sad. I wouldn't live there now. It is not small enough to be quaint anymore (a mass shooting a few years back), but not large enough to be cosmopolitan.
Thank you for your insight Ken.
is there racist in carson?
I’f you’re looking for any kind of tour of Carson this isn’t it, just two guys taking in front of an ugly building
C'mon, give us a break... the information is great??
@@LivinginRenoNevada Very helpful info. Thanks!
Uhmmmm
Do not like Carson never have never will.But I live in gardnerville/ minden area it is just not cool to like Carson.Its like the Simpsons issue Shelbyville vs. Springfield. No one likes each other but we forgot why.Could b. High Scool football rivalry.Huh.but yeah screw carson.joking.sort of.i guess.
Haha this is gold and you're pretty spot on according to Ryan who was raised in Carson. I barely like Ryan at times because he's from Carson.
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Golfing, breweries, and gaming? That sound more like a weekend trip than a solid place to move. All that does not appeal to families moving. I would have liked to see what having a family is like there. Parks? Hiking? Fun places for kids to go? Zoo? Etc... I was not expecting a bachelor's point of view.
I fail to see where this was supposed to be about "families moving". Perhaps try a more specific search in the future to find something that will fit your needs. Great video and very informational!
Ian, please reach out. We'd love to go a lot more into depth if you're interested?
Exactly. The schools are horrible as well. Stay wherever you are. It's a day trip town.
Ryan che Guevara... Hahahaha
Too funny!!!
It was a great place until the mid 70s. California drove the price of homes from 40k to 400k. Now stay there. You made the mess west of you then left it.
Just FYI. There is no worse place to live. The worst oppression I have ever seen. High prices all over casinos. It’s lame and Is not for anyone!!! 🤬💩🤮
It is definitely not for everyone.
@@LivinginRenoNevada was speaking of Carson. Reno another story😂. At least it is a county!!👍
@@cynbadlonewolf9455 Touché. I personally wouldn’t live in Carson because it’s a little too slow paced for myself, but for some it’s the perfect small town.
Alternative Title: Two LGBTQ+ Californians talk about what it's like to live in Nevada.
Well that's just rude, what the heck Walker?!!?
@Kate Ellison Agreed Kate, the cost of living and rentals are increasing quickly.
Walker is jealous because he’s just a miserable TH-cam troll. 😈
Walker, these 2 are just giving great information about Carson city Nevada. Everyone has the right to live wherever and whenever they choose.
no, don't move there. they are lying. terrible place. Winter weather unpredictable. sometimes a 40 below zero for two weeks in winter. total shutdown.
Not a chance Susan. Haha
@@LivinginRenoNevada I have lived here for 47 years. I know things.
what do you mean by the weather is it natural disasters or does it just rain?
I’ve lived here my whole life, 35+ years and it’s literally never been -40 below. Hahah. You silly lady Susan. I’m glad you know things though.
@@scottchapman6754 Hahaha too funny. Regarding weather, Reno is literally the best all 4 seasons in the US in my opinion.