Living in Downtown Reno, Nevada: An Inside Look From A Local | Downtown Reno, NV Tour
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Welcome to an insider’s guide to Downtown Reno, Nevada, where we take you beyond the glitz of the famous Reno Arch to reveal what it’s truly like to live, work, and experience life in the heart of this dynamic city. Whether you’re a local looking to rediscover your city or someone from out of state considering a move, this video offers a deep dive into the real Downtown Reno.
Nestled between the Sierra Nevada mountains and the expansive desert, Downtown Reno is a unique blend of old-school charm and modern urban living. As we tour the streets, you’ll see how this area is evolving, from its historic buildings to new developments that are reshaping the skyline. We’ll take you on a walk down Virginia Street, exploring iconic locations like the Montage and the Palladio, and we’ll give you a peek at some of the hottest spots to live in Downtown Reno. You’ll also get a feel for the everyday amenities, the best local eateries, and the cultural spots that make this area so vibrant.
But Reno isn’t just about where you live-it’s about how you live. We’ll discuss the lifestyle that Downtown Reno offers, including the outdoor activities right at your doorstep, the bustling arts scene, and the variety of events that bring this community together. Whether it’s the nightlife, the close-knit community feel, or the convenience of urban living, Downtown Reno has something for everyone.
We’ll also touch on practical aspects of living downtown, from the cost of living in high-rise condos to the pros and cons of different neighborhoods. If you’re thinking about making the move, stay tuned until the end where we provide tips on what to consider before buying or renting in this area.
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It's great to get a local's perspective on the area's vibrant culture, hidden gems, and what makes it such a unique place to live. Your passion for Reno truly shines through, making this a must-watch for anyone considering the area! -Macy (Team Evan)
Interesting in downtown in a yr or two- thank you for this 😊
I used to work at the old Mapes hotel fifty years ago as a busboy/waiter. Grew up mostly in Reno. Lots of good memories of the Biggest Little City in the World! And I used to live in the old Frandsen Apt downtown.
@@AlanSchneider-q4w wow!! I was a bank teller way back when and remember Charlie Mapes coming in for 2$ bills for his grandkids. That was old school Reno. Very different back then.
My father owned the Dairy Queen on 5th and Virginia downtown for many years. Although I moved 30 years ago. Reno is always home to me.
Maybe it was 6th and Virginia.
@@AlanSchneider-q4w love that.
Very informative. Great videoography. I believe that bowling alley was used in the movie Kingpin. Funny movie. I've been there once in early 2000s. My buddy lives in Sparks. Hopefully I get back there again. Enjoyed and Subscribed!
@@johnknowles6711 thanks for watching and the feedback and please reach out anytime. Enjoy.
Hot August Nights is very fun. Lots of cool cars!
Lived in Reno just west of Keystone for 12 years. Couldn't stand the place anymore.
@@dano49 where did you go and what did you not like?
I'm a Nevadan Reno has changed so much, some for the good some for the bad and some well very bad. The good is mid town they got rid of alot of the run down motel that had all the druggies living in them cleaned that area up and it's nice to visit nice restaurants. The bad alot of the good casinos closed and they've turned them into apts/townhouses ie. Harrahs and the actual ""Downtown"" is now ran down with alot of the actual building closed you showed sierra street but not Virginia in front of the existing casinos that's were the very bad comes in the actual natives ""locals"" will no longer go there why you ask well the homeless amd vagrants panhandling smoking dope passed out on the sidewalks. You're a very good statement ESPECIALLY during the daytime because WARNING DONT GO DOWNTOWN AT NIGHT there's stabbings and mugging and crime is high 1 street over from where this was filmed this is just being completely transparent from a person that litterally lived here there entire life i hiss a REAL local and you showed the BELIEVE sign thats homeless park its super scetchy but you cover yourself again saying ONLY DAYTIME 😂 I love Reno rhe new reno is more dangerous than when i was a kid running around im trying to give you a different view from not be negativite but honest and transparent BE SAFE DOWNTOWN RENO
Update: The movie theaters by the river just shut down a couple weeks ago.
@@MichaelPerry-ol7kk oh wow. I didn’t know. Thanks for the heads up.
Hi. I think the downtown casinos and small tourist shops below them will be under the wrecking ball....or implosion. These buildings and spaces will be better used as living or new office spaces. Maybe a park too. Anyway, that's what I see in the future.
@@hopper333 downtown does continue to improve and does need more but I don’t think you will see building being imploded.
Great video! Has the business replaced the stix?
@@Edwardx703 thanks and not sure what you are asking.
@@LivingInRenoTahoe I apologize, I know that the Stix sports bar went out of business downtown. I'm just curious if another business has taken over the building. One of my biggest fears is having empty businesses in downtown, giving it a blank look.
@@Edwardx703 I have never heard of that. I’ll ask and see if anyone knows. No need to apologize. I appreciate the question.
Does the Montage allow dogs?
@@MichelleRidge-tl8fq great question. We will find out and get back to you. What’s a good email or cell number?
@@MichelleRidge-tl8fq they sent me a 92 page CC&R doc. Happy to send it to you if you want.
@@LivingInRenoTahoe hi! I sent you my info via instagram.
Feel like I'm in The matrix.
Every other vid. Says downtown Reno is dead especially in the winter months. lots of closed up buildings.... not sure what to believe. Thanks for the vid.
@@Solo_adv it’s far from dead. It still needs improvement for sure.
Downtown is dead. Only millennials and losers go downtown now. Locals go elsewhere.
Downtown is a ghost town during the week. This guy is acting like every day is Hot August nights.
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The comment and when were you down there last? I was there twice and it was fun both times. I’m not saying it’s Times Square, I’m saying it’s way better than it used to be and keeps improving. Thanks for watching.
2:40 that was the Comstock hotel. Sundowner is behind you. North . And west one block. Why post video if you dont know the facts? Just busting you balls a bit. But ya no comstock.
While the country outside of Reno is still beautiful the downtown area was vacant spooky and looked apocalyptic. Not the wonderful place l lived and worked in for years. Was there recently and not comfortable walking downtown at night