Thr thing BIGGEST 😊 thing you missed was the start of video my friend. You showed Pike Place market. You never showed the Salmon fish thrower show right under the PP sign. All out of Towner looking at Seattle must visit this saltwater Fish ( show) 😊
been in Seattle 25+ years, i'll always have a footprint in the PNW, and i am BAFFLED by this guy's choices. these areas are great if you want to feel like you live in NYC or San Fran - "walkable" sure, but crowded, noisy, busy, congested... and honestly there is no reason to move to the PNW (besides milder weather) if you dont have a car to go hiking and on road trips (you can rent one obv too) - without all the awesome outdoor stuff its just another (great) city. my three picks: Northgate Green Lake north Ballard, NOT central Ballard all for an investment angle, and a quality of life aspect. esp if you want to be in the same house for 20 years. any of the areas he mentions are strictly for the under 35 set. you dont want to be raising kids in those areas if you can help it. *fuck ANY purchase with an HOA for one thing. now if you work downtown MAYBE what he's saying makes sense but ONLY if you make $200K+ annually. also, Shoreline is booming, that's where i live, feels just like your part of the city only 10 miles north.
Cap Hill blew the hell up in the last 20 years. it the mid 90s when i got here, a buddy in north seattle told me "thats the gay area, no one goes there" i of course didnt take his word for it, but he was born here so his perspective wasnt horribly off, and he didnt mean it as a hateful thing. but going out there now vs then, if you dont live there, is massive hassle. the lack of parking alone... LFP is booming too
Seattle and King County has become a really sad place. If you want to pay 400k over the average house price in the country, have your car broken into or stolen, fight the traffic and deal with the crowds and other crimes this might be the place for you.
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This guy is selling you a bag of goods. He doesnt tell you why people are leaving seattle. Its a shole now. I lived there. To expensive. Stay out of king county. Seattle was cool 25 years ago.
seattle the city isnt ideal but dont shit talk King County, which is huge. seattle is just as cool OR COOLER than almost anywhere in the US thats around the same size - where is better? where will be better as the weather just gets hotter every year?
People come and go from metro areas all the time for various reasons, the most significant of which is a job change. Tech jobs pay very well here so Seattle continues to attract tech workers. For people near the bottom of the wage ladder Seattle is expensive and hard to survive in, much like most metro areas in the US. I have lived here for 53 years now, originally from a real hole, Detroit. I wouldn't live anywhere else in the US if I had to be in a major metro area.
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Thr thing BIGGEST 😊 thing you missed was the start of video my friend. You showed Pike Place market. You never showed the Salmon fish thrower show right under the PP sign. All out of Towner looking at Seattle must visit this saltwater Fish ( show) 😊
been in Seattle 25+ years, i'll always have a footprint in the PNW, and i am BAFFLED by this guy's choices.
these areas are great if you want to feel like you live in NYC or San Fran - "walkable" sure, but crowded, noisy, busy, congested...
and honestly there is no reason to move to the PNW (besides milder weather) if you dont have a car to go hiking and on road trips (you can rent one obv too) - without all the awesome outdoor stuff its just another (great) city.
my three picks:
Northgate
Green Lake
north Ballard, NOT central Ballard
all for an investment angle, and a quality of life aspect. esp if you want to be in the same house for 20 years. any of the areas he mentions are strictly for the under 35 set. you dont want to be raising kids in those areas if you can help it.
*fuck ANY purchase with an HOA for one thing.
now if you work downtown MAYBE what he's saying makes sense but ONLY if you make $200K+ annually.
also, Shoreline is booming, that's where i live, feels just like your part of the city only 10 miles north.
I used to live in Capitol Hill. I moved to Lake Forest Park about 12 years ago.
Cap Hill blew the hell up in the last 20 years.
it the mid 90s when i got here, a buddy in north seattle told me "thats the gay area, no one goes there"
i of course didnt take his word for it, but he was born here so his perspective wasnt horribly off, and he didnt mean it as a hateful thing. but going out there now vs then, if you dont live there, is massive hassle. the lack of parking alone...
LFP is booming too
Seattle and King County has become a really sad place. If you want to pay 400k over the average house price in the country, have your car broken into or stolen, fight the traffic and deal with the crowds and other crimes this might be the place for you.
Hello, I've been following your channel (Living in Seattle Washington) closely. However, have seen some important problems for your channel growth due to which your videos are not reaching the target audience. Unfortunately, your channel is not fully SEO and your channel videos have very low SEO score and there are no high quality video backlinks for your videos and I found you don't share your videos on any social media that's why your Channel growth, Video Views and engagement rate is very Low which is limiting your growth on TH-cam Channel.
If you want I will provide you screenshots of your TH-cam channel problems and I will help you how to solve those problems
This guy is selling you a bag of goods. He doesnt tell you why people are leaving seattle. Its a shole now. I lived there. To expensive. Stay out of king county. Seattle was cool 25 years ago.
seattle the city isnt ideal but dont shit talk King County, which is huge. seattle is just as cool OR COOLER than almost anywhere in the US thats around the same size - where is better? where will be better as the weather just gets hotter every year?
People come and go from metro areas all the time for various reasons, the most significant of which is a job change. Tech jobs pay very well here so Seattle continues to attract tech workers. For people near the bottom of the wage ladder Seattle is expensive and hard to survive in, much like most metro areas in the US. I have lived here for 53 years now, originally from a real hole, Detroit. I wouldn't live anywhere else in the US if I had to be in a major metro area.