1. altitude 2. dry 3. friendly people 4. bipolar weather 5. outdoorsy 6. healthy 7. bad traffic 8. good public transportation 9. steep housing prices 10. new jobs 11. new restaurants you're welcome.
I visited Denver for the first time last month and I was shocked by how fit the people in the city are. Like you, I don't know if they are a product of the environment but I rarely saw any obese people.
Awesome video, wish I could have known this before moving to Denver late last year! Denver does hold a special place among many places I have been to and I will certainly miss the skiing and hiking I did during my time there.
hey, im planning on moving to Denver can you give me some insight on how good or bad it is? like how hard is to get a job or how expensive it is? please
Hey TK, do you have any tennis groups you can recommend? I won't be moving out there until the fall, but trying to plot out ahead of time how I would meet people
James, definitely connect with a Realtor that has experience and deep knowledge if planning on purchasing when you move here. My in-laws are in Houston and the real estate market is pretty different.
Same. In March! Cost of living has gone up to much. My rent increase by $500 a month because all of the Californians keep moving here. So ready for this fresh start
Depends on the price range and age range of your family (like if you need to be close to schools, parks, etc.) and what you're looking for but I feel like Greenwood Village and Washington Park areas nice. They have more houses than apartments (and not as sketchy as the downtown area - LoDo, RiNo, etc.). If you are also considering areas outside of Denver, then Aurora and Highlands Ranch are good too!
@@joekkl Im originally from Denver, been living in China for 12 years, now looking to move back. Your criterias are similar to mine, so for single family houses in Denver metro area. consider City park, Aurora, Highands ranch. Greenwood village/DTC area is generally the nicest suburbs outside of denver, but prices are higher, if you looking toward 2 mil for 5 beds, u should check Greenwood village too. The other areas I mentioned are slightly lower in price.
It hardly rains ever! I actually miss the rain since moving here from the east coast. The air quality is also terrible. Been here since June, only positive so far is that it's less expensive than where I lived prior.
Im considering a move to Denver early 2022, any suggestions on subdivisions of Denver that are popular for (somewhat conservative) singles in 20s to early 30s age range (I’m 30) ? Please don’t be offended but I would like to date an asian girl like yourself, as I never have, any suggestions on where to find one there?
If you don't know how to drive in the snow or ice, don't come to Colorado, most people don't know the weather here in Colorado they are more likely to have an car accident, don't come to Colorado
1. Don’t. Please. If you do, be a productive person, don’t wreck the environment and if you are from California, remember you are a refugee and not a missionary. You left for a reason and don’t be full of yourself. You have no claim or right to this beautiful land.
1. altitude
2. dry
3. friendly people
4. bipolar weather
5. outdoorsy
6. healthy
7. bad traffic
8. good public transportation
9. steep housing prices
10. new jobs
11. new restaurants
you're welcome.
I visited Denver for the first time last month and I was shocked by how fit the people in the city are. Like you, I don't know if they are a product of the environment but I rarely saw any obese people.
No because they are working a 100 hours a week to pay for rent.
@@chancefitzgerald7740 It is expensive out there...
@@chancefitzgerald7740 you think Denver is expensive???? Compared to where I live I'd be a king in Denver!!
Awesome video, wish I could have known this before moving to Denver late last year! Denver does hold a special place among many places I have been to and I will certainly miss the skiing and hiking I did during my time there.
Super helpful! Thanks for making this :3
As a native, it's the best place ever.
hey, im planning on moving to Denver can you give me some insight on how good or bad it is? like how hard is to get a job or how expensive it is? please
Such great content!
Hey TK, do you have any tennis groups you can recommend? I won't be moving out there until the fall, but trying to plot out ahead of time how I would meet people
I'd recommend Colorado Tennis Players (Facebook group) and Gates Tennis Center sometimes have mixers and socials as well!
Awesome thank you!! Love your videos :)
You're video keeps sticking or doesn't play. No other videos seem to have this problem.
Denver Colorado such as a beautiful place to call home i can't wait!!!!
I’m moving Denver in May from Houston!
James, definitely connect with a Realtor that has experience and deep knowledge if planning on purchasing when you move here. My in-laws are in Houston and the real estate market is pretty different.
What made you make the move? Just curious because I’m debating on moving to dallas/Houston/ Denver. Was Houston not what you thought it would be?
Same. In March! Cost of living has gone up to much. My rent increase by $500 a month because all of the Californians keep moving here. So ready for this fresh start
Where do most japanese live in Denver?
The Japanese community in Denver’s (Colorado’s) pretty spread out, so I wouldn’t say there’s one place where you’d find a lot of Japanese people!
I moved to Denver recently from Atlanta but housing pricing is so expensive and haven’t find any good asian restaurants yet. Also, very dry here too.
Because Atlanta is cheap! Try coming from California!
I love your videos! They are helping me with my move to Denver! Thanks for all the help!
Hi TK, can you give me some good neighborhood names in Denver? I am looking at bigger house with more land (lot size) for family of 5. Thanks!
Depends on the price range and age range of your family (like if you need to be close to schools, parks, etc.) and what you're looking for but I feel like Greenwood Village and Washington Park areas nice. They have more houses than apartments (and not as sketchy as the downtown area - LoDo, RiNo, etc.). If you are also considering areas outside of Denver, then Aurora and Highlands Ranch are good too!
@@fromtk_ $1.5M - $3.0M. prefer single family home. Kids age between 5-10.
@@joekkl Im originally from Denver, been living in China for 12 years, now looking to move back. Your criterias are similar to mine, so for single family houses in Denver metro area. consider City park, Aurora, Highands ranch. Greenwood village/DTC area is generally the nicest suburbs outside of denver, but prices are higher, if you looking toward 2 mil for 5 beds, u should check Greenwood village too. The other areas I mentioned are slightly lower in price.
The traffic is terrible.
You are super cute. Love the video
Thank you for making this video! :)
Does it rain often in Denver?
Denver's known as one of the sunniest cities in the states! Even if it rains/snows, it typically clears up quickly :)
It hardly rains ever! I actually miss the rain since moving here from the east coast. The air quality is also terrible. Been here since June, only positive so far is that it's less expensive than where I lived prior.
No move Colorado too expensive rent.
Im considering a move to Denver early 2022, any suggestions on subdivisions of Denver that are popular for (somewhat conservative) singles in 20s to early 30s age range (I’m 30) ? Please don’t be offended but I would like to date an asian girl like yourself, as I never have, any suggestions on where to find one there?
Don't do it.
#1, bring lots of 💰. Its so expensive I just left. $3000 a month for rent, too much.
Omg😳😳 where did u ended moving to after leaving?
Beware of the evil kalans
Evil kalan
Tk will you be my wife?
If you don't know how to drive in the snow or ice, don't come to Colorado, most people don't know the weather here in Colorado they are more likely to have an car accident, don't come to Colorado
1. Don’t.
Please. If you do, be a productive person, don’t wreck the environment and if you are from California, remember you are a refugee and not a missionary. You left for a reason and don’t be full of yourself. You have no claim or right to this beautiful land.
Stop